ENTERTAINMENTS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3568, 30 September 1916, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

HAYWARD'S PICTURES

Another film by tlio Triangle Company, entitled "My Valet." will bo screened at His Majesty's Theatre this evening, and will feature Mabel Norm;i:id, Mack Sc-iiiett. and Raymond Hitchcock. Raymoiid Hitchcock goes to the coast on a pleasure trip, taking with him his valet, Mack Sennett. They .are driving to the liotol, when a runaway horse, on which Mabel -Normand is mounted, dashes by. As Hitchcock's car comes abreast of the nuiaway he leaps to the animal's back, and soon has it under control. Miss Normand started for the gallop with a foreign admirer, Fred. Mace. He returns and tells her parents what lias happened, and while they are. frantic with fear, their daughter returns, displayingHitchcock's card. ■ The name seems familiar, in fact seems to identify Miss Normand's rescuer as the son of an old friend. It is recalled that, when the children were young !,hey were bi>trothed," and a note is immediately sent to the youris.;; Eastener, reminding; him of this. Hitchcock receives the note with ;:kirn. Ho dov-^ not. know who the girl is. r>rici thrill 1-- and covrnilu-aiifit:s miihipiy. The stn>n<irtiii<r jiinis will include, a, superb Vilagrnpli piny, "By the Governor's- Orders," and the story will deal with a man's hard fight against misfortune. The Topical Budget will include a number of interest-' ing war Alms and will show British prisoners arriving hi Switzerland. Some interesting scenics will also be screened.