GRAND THEATRE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11764, 31 July 1916, Page 3

GRAND THEATRE.

i j Madame Olga Potrova is probably I the- most graceful actress, that has-been | seen in the iiim plays shown in Christi <:hurch, and of her charm of manner, j beauty and histrionic ability there is Ino question- The Grand Theatre inanj agem&m has aeon fortunate in securing ' Ma dame's Lest tilvn study, n play enI titled "What "Will People Say?" and it is included in the change- of pro- ' gramme which is being presented at { that j/opular continuous nictur,': honso i to-day. The photo-play is fdapted [ from the (anions novel oi the- yame I j'.jme. by Rupert and it pro'ridtd <"i convincing source o[ mspiraI iio.! for Madame Potrova to dnw iron; . \o display her undoubted talents .is an jri''l."e'-. The verdict of "' '.'' hj;,;, Will ! }Vup!o jmist be 'c:t '<-■■> '-no ! people. Apart from th's, tbe whole ; illiii production :> arrive a:x: tlv : mounting and <-■': .!;e pity -and the photography ate a!! 1 ;vt •:.>.;•. hj:.« : de-irvd. The supportinc picture.; in- ; c.-iudi- an number of the '•'Topical Journal's'"' .'-ories do.'-cribiiv.: ■ war incident?, avid other .subpcis oi' | note, and ;i capita! 1:1 m dcilu'g with ; viie visit of the Prince of Wales; to j Prance. 'Tho ;-.v>.U ba ' shewn at ?ll aJtsioiis. to-day 2nd to- : night.