AMUSEMENTS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16036, 29 January 1920, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS.

TEE REAL RUSSIA

RUSSIA OF TO-DAY IN MOTION

PICTURES,

The modern method of assimilating knowledge is by means of the cinema. Russia is the country most in need of explanation to-day, and at Everybody’s Theatre on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings, modern Russia will be revealed in a series of genuine, thrilling and interesting motion pictures, with the additional attraction of word pictures by Mr Aubrey Williams, a New Zealander who lived in Russia under Czar and Bolshevik and is a brother of the greatest authority on Russia, Dr. Harold 'Williams, the Russian correspondent of the London Times and Daily Chronicle. The pictures are absolutely unique, often scenically beautiful, showing Russia in war and revolution, and placing the audience face to face with the late Emperor Nicholas and his family, and with Lenin and Trotsky. The entertainment will appeal to the regular patron -of motion pictures, and to that section of the community which expects the cinema to be the instrument of instruction.