AMUSEMENTS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160710, 24 July 1920, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS.

MUNICIPAL PARAMOUNT. ‘ 1 “THE FIRING' LINE.” To-night will be a memorable night with patrons of the Municipal Pictures, showing at the Opera House, when Robert W. Chambers’ celebrated novel, “The Firing Line,” featuring Miss Irene Castle, will be produced, together with exceptionally good comedy and educational supports. Garry Hamil, a young enthusiastic landscape architect, with a brilliant future, and Sheila CardrosS, the adopted daughter of a millionaire, are the two main central figures of "The Firing Line.” She came to him out of a mist which enveloped a dinghy in which he Was cruising around an island, and from that starting point a fine romance is worked out. ,It has nothing to do with war, excepting that war terms are used. The Opera House should again be packed out on the occasion of the presentation of such a meritorious programme. Tnere is no extra charge for this super production. Friends are reminded that the Chufch of England is holding another of its socials in the Town Mall. Gonville, on Tuesday evening'next. 'They are glad to see any one who desires to spend a pleasant evening.