AMUSEMENTS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11760, 20 February 1919, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

FRIDAY “MY FOUR YEARS IN £ GERMANY” The snsational dis r lesure3 made by Ambassador James W. Gerard in his book “My Fonr Years in Germany” marked it as the most important as it was the most authoritative publication on the war. The book has now been transferred to the screen, and constitutes a moving-picture of gigantic proportions. Certainly no previous picture can compare with it tor immensity and the sen.'e oE reality conveyed, while the interest it arouses proves once more that truth-is not only stranger than fiction bu| that it grips *he imagination more strongly than the most fascinating fiction ever could. It must be clearly understood that it has been authorised by Ambassador Gerard and produced under his supervision. Further that every word and every scene in it is a true reproduction of absolute fact. It re veals as nothing else could what the German menace really means. Beats are booking fast and intending patrons would do well to book their seats to-day.