PICTURE ATTRACTIONS.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5353, 9 February 1916, Page 5

PICTURE ATTRACTIONS.

THIS WEEK'S FI NTT RES

“Will They Never dome," an inspiring Australian war drum#, is the principal feature in the current programme at the King’s Theatre which has its final screening, to-night, in company with the good supporting series of films. The play i$ produced on a prodigious military scale. and is very interesting from start to finish. For the remainder of the week, commencing to-morrow (Thursday), the management announce the screening of three (complete changes, as follows: TVhiu or row night, a big naval masterpiece entitled “February 31st.” or tin' Great Naval Mystery, with strong supporting programme: Show night, a spi" ini holiday programme ol novelty's. The einematogrnaphing of all the principal events m connection with the Pahiatua show on Friday, and re re-production of the day’s happening* on the screen exactly five hours after, is certain to prove the chief item ot interest on Show night. Result's, a capital programme is arranged, which is statist to satisfy the most blase. Saturday evening, one of the most impressive pictures ever conceived will grace the screen under the title role of ‘■’War is Hell.” The plot depicts the noble resistance of the brave Belgians and the awful methods adopted by the .invaders with peaceful villagers in their attempts to gain information. The w hole plot is founded on absolute 'acts, as narrated hv Colonel SmvthoW nods - , a British officer, who was a participant in the incidents which abound throughout the picture.