AMUSEMENTS

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11470, 23 February 1918, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

EVERYBODY’S. TO-NIGHT, “TOM BROWN S SCHOOL DAYS. This famous ' book which lias become one of the recognised masterpieces of English literature has been made into a wonderful moving picture by the Windsor Company. This project was a costly one, as the costumes and settings involved an enormous amount of money, and, in addition, three separate persons had to play Tom Brown as the film portrays him at widely different ages. The result is an amazing succes and the film is one of the big productions of the world’s output for this year. Ihe story is widely known, and the love story of Tom’s erring sister is cleverly woven into the film version.

MONDAY. ; “MY OLD DUTCH.” Movie lovers are reminded tnat the great picture will be screened on Monday night. A box plan has not been opened, but a ring to ’Phone 221 will reserve you a seat at no extra cost. A special musical programme will be played, including Chevalier’s song “My cdd Dutch. " Prices Is 6d and Is, children Cel.