AMUSEMENTS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160733, 20 August 1920, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S, COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT. The star attraction to night -will be “Boots and Saddles," a Western drama, starring E. Henry Grey. It is a story of the mining camps. The brawl scene in the saloon at the mines is well staged. The characterisation is good throughout and well interpreted by an excellent cast. The supporting films are the Topical Budget, the Dominion Travelogue, and an amusing comedy entitled “The Window Dresser's Dream;"’ This programme will bo screened tonight, to-morrow, and Saturday. THE GRAND. , LOUISE HUFF IN “THE HEART OF GOLD.” An excellent bill of fare was presented in the ,gew programme at the Grand last nijfht. ' The programme opened with latest happenings at Home and abroad shown in the Gaumout Graphic. This was followed by a splendid scenic of the Rockies of Canada; then came the first chapter of the new serial, “The Man of Might.” The opening episode is one that is sure to attract patronage. The second part is taken up by “The Heart of Gold,” which features Louise Huff and johnny Hines. s Y.W.C.T.U. The usual ’ monthly meeting of the Aramoho Y’s was held on Tuesday evening, when there was a fair attendance. The superintendent occupied the chair, and Miss Taylor (secretary) read the Scripture lesson. A Tetter re sailors’ comforts received from Miss Nimo was read and discussed. The greeting sent by the Wanganui Y branch was read at the World’s Convention by Lady A. Roberts, the granddaughter of the world’s president, the Countess of Carlisle. Some of the members present were asked to look up absent members and ask them for a gift for the stall at the forthcoming sate of work in aid of the W.C.T.U. Hostel. The meeting then closed with the Benediction.