AMUSEMENTS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11760, 21 February 1919, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

TO-NIGHT. “MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY.” Thie'pioture, it ia said, learee.lbc who see it with clear and indelil appreciatioDD of the real canseni occurrences of the war. The lac recorded have scrupulously adhere to historic truth right downjto t least detail, and the aocnaalati effect is tin Imaginable. It is i mere war filmfdepioting the fightii —in fact the actual fighting ante into only a slight degree, and to merely for the purpose of stress! the psychologic aspeafc. The uto world is the stage, with the Germ autrocracy as a sinister mODlti bent on the destruction of the be** ties of peace and civilisation. TJ inside hialorv of the war, in u diplomatic intrlgnea of- the Kaisi and bis minions are, it ia utat® revealed with a vividness wbJcbc boob could succeed in conwyto The film has created unasnal ii terest wherever it has been sbo»| and in the cities of New Zealaoi it is stated, crowds had to be to® ed away night afser night.