AMUSEMENTS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11929, 24 October 1919, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

MARTON, FRIDAY. W. S. HART IN ”‘HELL’S HINGES.’’ “When the door opens, tire” was the advice given by the gambling saloon keeper, and the reception was intended for Big Bill Hart. However be had been there before, and how the tables were turned makes of “Hell’s Hinges” showing “ai Everybody’s to-morrow night, the most thrilling Western story that has been seen for many a long day. The film is a Thomas H. luce production, and needs no further recommendation. Big Bill Hart and T. H. Ince are a pretty warm combination. The story is full of dramatic situations and breathless heart interest, and the settings are of exceptional splendour. Home splendid exhibitions of riding by Bill Hart are a feature, and his old horse Fritz, now enjoying a well earned rest from film work, is a prominent actor. The programme is completed .with an interesting " Gaumont Graphic and the 15th episode of the serial “The House of Hate. ”