AMUSEMENTS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12086, 25 June 1920, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

MARTON—TO-NIGHT. MONTAGUE LOVE. Admittedly the best impersonation lie has yet given ns on the screen Mr Montagne Love, in the role of Rodney Graham, the Napoleon of the steel industry, lifts the new World Film production, “The Hand Invisible,” clean above the average »nd makes it one of the most notable screen dramas of the season. He is supported by Virginia Hammond and Muriel Ostricha, and the production is mounted on a scale worths’ of the theme. “The Hand Invisible’ 1 abounds in thrilling and intense situations, while the climax reveals the star in one of his finest characterisations. MONDAY. “DADDY LONG LEGS.” “Daddy Long Legs,” the picture with which Mary Pickford celebrates her advent in her own company, is full of the most delicate and artistic imagery throughout. The world’s favourite is seen at her best in two moods, humorous and sentimental, and in this production she creates a delightful character .which is the embodiment of these two, Mary has surpassed herself entirely 'in “Daddy'Long Legs,” none of her previous pictures ever gave her the chauce she has in this, and in none of her previous efforts has the exquisite blending of pathos and humour been carrid to such a height of artistry. s