OLYMPIA PICTURES

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XVIIII, Issue 448, 16 November 1916, Page 1

OLYMPIA PICTURES

"X10BE” AT THE 01;V.MIMA . Ono uf the greatest Isuccesses f I' Ills'- last ilf-cad;;- was Paulluii',- i',oaii'lil fill (•'■iiifily-d'iMiiia, "a’inrlifo.’- In Australia- and New 'Avnland flic never to b; forgotten Braugh-Breicioault -,00. ] layi-.l it on many occasins, and among the happy memories of old playgoers aiG Mrs Brough as "AM:(bo,” and the laid “Bob’’ Brough as Peter Autos Dumb Tin 1 Famous Players Gomj any have, it G said, most cleverly adapted Die play to the .screen, and have; selected oncj of the most beautiful, charming, and talented actresses -of to-day, Miss Haze 1 Dawn, for the •part of "Ai-dbo,” the, Goddess of Ttears, who after 3000 years as a statue comes to life when entangled with tin© electric wires in fh’ci -house of He staid business man Peter Amos Drum. Mine complications that ensure-, and the dill'icnlties and om-barr-assmciiits' that beset Dunn in trying to (explain the presence; of the unsophisticated half-clad beautiful young- woman, and his ludicrous' but well-meant efforts to get Fitobfe; clothed more in compliance with modern and modest fashions; nuke one of ■tlref brightest most fascinating and cleverest comedy dramas of modern days. Bh-e- picture is the chief item bf the; new programme to bj shown at the Olympia Hall on Friday night. The; balance of the programme consists- of. a Vita drama, “Good in ’ the Worst‘'of Us; a bright “Eeaiuty”; comedy ‘‘Deserted at thcl AUto’’; and bh.ej latest Bathe Gazette. Attractive and apipropriafei music will be rendigred. ■; - 1 1- 1a . ; a .}!].,■