ACADEMY THEATRE

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XVIII, Issue 6159, 3 March 1921, Page 2

ACADEMY THEATRE

"THE KN'D OS? THE liOAU " "Tho End of (he floai," vdiich Ins b n oti tho ?u'>j?ct 'of highest praise in England, Uauadu,"ar.'d Iho Unitid t; talcs, will make its first public appenranco in Wailii next Monday at ihs Aoderoy Theatre, when women only will be admitted The men wi.l have an opportunity of witnessing tho picture on Tuesday evening. Ten proJuction was; made tor the purpose of bung of special value to mothers and girls. Tho theme of the story is that of the danger of contamination through indiscretions. Ou'side of its educative value, "The End of the Koad " is said to be a thrilling drama. In !reviewing this picture, the London Times said : "The lesson that is taught is admittedly admirable. The conspiracy of silence has been broken down The film has been produced with extraordinary care. It tries with obvious sincerity to focus the public mind on one of the most pressing questions of the day," Owing to the nature ot this production, children under 16 wiil uot be admitted to tho public exhibitions.