THE PEOPLE’S PICTURES.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 146000, 5 December 1917, Page 2

THE PEOPLE’S PICTURES.

WALLACE REID AND ANITA KING IN “THE GOLDEN FETTER.” In “The Golden Fetter” the Lasky Company presents a new stellar combination in the persons, of Wallace Reid and Anita King, both of whom have attained fame and popularity in previous Lasky productions. In this thrilling western drama Mr. Reid is seen as a young mining engineer who has come M cst to seek his fortune, whilst Anita King is a schoolteacher suddenly thrust into the turmoil of a Western town. , How the money she invested in a worthless mine is returned to her, and steel handculfs which bind her to the man she loves are turned into fetters of gold, is brought about in a dramatic and gripping manner. The second star on the programme presents the popular Blanche Sweet m a Lasky five-act star photoplay entitled “Public Opinion,” and the latest American and Australian Gazettes are also screened. Great interest is centring round the early appearance of Roscoo (ratty) Arbucklc, the clever comedian who featured in “The Butcher Boy” and other really good comedies. Fattic appears on Friday of this week in his latest grouch chaser, which is entitled “The Rough House.” _