AMUSEMENTS, MEETINGS, ETC.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 17075, 31 August 1917, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS, MEETINGS, ETC.

EVERYBODY'S

"TSH Y MACKAY" AND "MY MGHTINU GENTLEMAN."

Lilian Walker makes a bonny Scotch lassie in "Kitty Muckay," the delicious Greater Vitagraph drama now screening at Everybody's Theatre. She dances a. iiiuj Scotch reel close to the camera's eye, cracks a succession :>f perfectly delightful Scotch jokes, and frolics and dimples through the story until the tragic moment arrives when she thinks that her life is to end in dismal heartbreak. Sadly she returns to slavery after her pilgrimage to the homes of the rich and great, and in these scenes her acting rises to great heights. However, fJhe story has aglorious ending. Another big feature on the programme is "My Fighting Gentleman," a magnificent production in six parts, which won the appreciation of all present. Excellent supports include "Our Fighting Forces," contain ng every arine of the U.S.A. armies, tine views of their gigantis navy. One of the .interesting features of the film is the American idea of a- "tank." A comedy and topical complete the new

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