AMUSEMENTS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11417, 21 December 1917, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S. TO-NIGHT. “The Twinkler,” a five part comedy drama is the star film at Everbyodys to-night. The picture has been called “An epic of the* Underworld,’’ a real story of a “dip’s” life and heroic sacrifice,” and is marvellous in its realism, astounding in its heart appealThe Motion Picture News, writing of the film, says “The Ordinary thriller” film can be manufactured to order, but “The Twinkler” is a rip-snortine; melodrama that pilesthrill on thrill most lavishly, and the best part of it is that everyonewill respond heartily to those nervestimulants. ” A splendid supporting program will also be shown including Australian Gazette; with the Mummies Help, comic; the Aisne, beauty spots in France; and the most daring comic ever screened, “Her Nature Dance” featuring the Keystone Girls in mir-cle costumes. Usual prices.

. “THE WSIP.” TOWN HALL, BULLS. At Bulls on Saturday evening, theWorld’s biggest motion picture, “The Whip,” will be screened. Crowded houses have witnessed this picture wherever it has been shown, and it is undoubtedly one of the best that lias eppoared on the screen. The big race scene, hunting scene and show are wonderful reproductions. Wo can confidently recommend our Bulls district readers to see this picture ii"d they will get good Value fur their mcuoy.