AMUSEMENTS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160641, 3 May 1920, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

THE GRAND.

CmR&'KIMBALL YOUNG,

To-night a .special picture attraction at “The Grand” will introduce the favourite actress, Clara Kimball Young, in her latest picture, “The Road Through the Dark,” taken from the book of the same name by Maud Radford Warren. Advices state that this picture stands out in a class by itself and is one of the best that Miss Young has jet given to the screen, and that never has she seemed so dramatic, or has her art shown to such brilliant advantage. The supporting pictures include topical and interest films. Reserves for this evening may be secured at Collier’s Music Warehouse.

EVERYBODY’S,

WILLIAM FARNUM Dfr-THB CONQUEROR.”

Admirers cf William Farnom, the famous Fox star, may look forward with'anticipation to “The Conqueror,” a romance based on the life of one of America’s frontier ‘ heroes, General Sam‘Houston, of Texas, which will bo seen at Everybody’s to-night. In tho picture Sam Houston.<is mrst shown as a diamond in the rough, living among the Cherokee Indians and indifferent to the call of his white brethren. But when he • meets the Tennessee Rose, played’by Jewel Carmen, Houston undergoes a complete reversion of form. Reserves may be secured at Collier’s.

THE ADELPHI ASSEMBLY.

The committee of the above most feel gratified at the continued success of their dances. On Saturday evening a large number of appreciative dancers were present, and thoroughly enjoyed the varied programme. Intending patrons must understand that under no consideration will invitations be issued at the door, and to secure same they must apply personally to the joint secretaries.

In oomtecifcion with the crtasens’ concent to be given in His Majesty's Theatre to-night, tickets for ordinary stalls and the upper circle will be available at the theatre doors.