KING'S THEATRE.
The American civil war continues to be an apparently endless source of photo-p,ay plots. Tlie latest picture nm*?!”" J’ th *u he stru gg fce between " J and - so »th is the Majestic Com--1 , Question of Courage,” which was screened with the new pro. gramme at the King’s Theatre last night. In the opening scenes a soldiers widow bravely decides to allow her three son s to enlist when war is declared. The two elder sons meet their end under heroic circumstances. The death of the two causes a re-action m the * patriotic spirit of tie mother, who becomes so grfef stricken that when the youngest son ' its her she tells him that if he con herseff Th?® torc f . she will shoot iieiseit. The sequel i s impressive supporting films also •ijppear. including --The Needs of t onunerce'' (manufacture of paner money). -Pa the Gazette. No 'Jir trodps) 3 •X r BT ,e V 0f lh ° Ilallan d™ '• t R u T ° r " aT (Majestic Th Z Human Investment” (bn bin Ora mat ic feature) and ‘Fat ty. Mabel, and the Law ( H „ ockJ Keystone eomedy). &
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5350, 5 February 1916, Page 4
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