AMUSEMENTS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 1175, 19 February 1919, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

WEDNESDAY. “THE TENDERFOOT.” As the name implies “The Tud«. foot” a Vitagraph drama screening on Wednesday is a western tale and as such it can be depended onto have a full supply of thrills. Thera is one fight in in which certainly stands out as a very realistic pieced work, Tho story ends very satisfactorily and shows the transitionol the hero from a tenderfoot to a typi. cal Westerner of fearless and yirili type, William Duncan plays tin title part with fine effect and is ably supported by Carol Holloway as tbe girl who eventually wins him. 4 good supporting programme will also be screened. FRIDAY. '-' r « “MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY. ’’ ■ The public are reminded that the remarkable photo-history, “My Four Years in Germany,’’ will be screened this Friday. The film lisa created a sensation wherever it has been shown. The action of the story opens with a sketch of the scheming of the Teuton “war-lords,” and works tip to a really splendid finish, depicting the march of America's khaki-clad legicns. Naturally the chief characters are the foe/of civilisation, the Kaiser, and his group of satellites. The horrers to which prisoners of wav have been subjected in Hun prison camps are realistically portrayed, and can only engender feelings of disgust and resentment of Han methods. Besides pictures of the life in prison camps, the film contains some scenes of the war itself, vividly depicting the misery of the war-stricken zone in Belgium and Franca. Box plan now open at Mogridge’s, BULLS TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT. Corrice Griffin takes the leading role in “I Will Repay, ” five parti, which will be screened at the ißella Town Ball this evening. An excellent programme the stir picture.