ENTERTAINMENTS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1475, 25 June 1912, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

'<TTT.fi litiljlil'l Of XlOWl'tilfT." "Tiiiv jfli'll<: of 4-hi) merry musical farno'CPniedj, How iie.i'iiw .played at the fipcra !loii.sii by tli'! Wyki'-iiani.-Nablu Comi'ily i om|i:',ny. enlei'liiiiii'd a lai'iro aiidiV.i.ico l:i>l <|Vciiiii(i;i 'I'lif. coine.ily liiis. .a clever American iaiit", ii'mt i/im-s ivi.Ui n. jiinip Iriuii li.u> outsel. Kxco|!"iil ■iierforma.iici's aro Kiveii by -.V! \Vvke- . nam :i'nd sloiitesf)le,. h.iiif Jl issi's I'f'e.si.oii. an.c! «,'l!i:tivy!i<i. M.i'. Nalil.c, wiin c'lulc.ii.l.s h.inise.lf. .with, a siilioi'dina.li)' hifc. jfavb '(w'ilh. Jtiss f:>iiotVvyiiit'J .a «fovw exposition :iif the I'Jatis.p des Ap.i'.hes, th<S' te.rplsi'e.liorcan lecreaiioii of liif hoiidli.i.ms of i'i.M'.i's, "Tlie jielle of Xewp'ort" will be play.t : ;'l and to-n.i'iii'i'iiH* and' oil Tl'aitsday .the company' is to a'Piieai; in tliiY' li.i'W .A.i'n.cricaJi' ftirco "AVl.iiiSn Wi'l-. liam I-" (Inly two snore 'niftliis reijiaiu of ilia ccin)jiel.|t.ion jor ihe. JJS jii';;-'.f pficrci! l>y ihe to the palvm wi'io caii: tiii? .o'ri'g'i.ual 'ti'ilo 01' "The jjei'.le of iveiyport." TITEATIffi KOYAT,. Cliange iiiirjit <\t tlio Thcai'ffl IfiiVo] is always' Coysi.iler.ed a "ilrav.','" n.i.ii) last niilh.t was no. ..execlptioi.i. A (ii'st-ciass prie.r.imiiie was put on by the lifeiinfi'iir I'aHer management. "The'l'our oh;:.issie.s'' niade their ti.i'.sl e.pjM ;.raiii'<- bi'ii re a Xeiv ZCa'aini ajifl'H'iicei 'I,'he.V :prpvcil to be ii ;lasiiii)K (jiairtet of serins, ajui aeriiba'ts, perform ill!; : o;ne sj).i'elaC'ii.!..ar and i'aiiiei' ilariinr ieal.s. They liaii to respond to re.JiCids'il' recalls. 51i\ Ijau.renco Jja.rc'lay aiso niaija his .first; ■appeaiviiico. J.To. is .a ehai'aeiel" crtinedlaiii aiiii sings, ji gooii .style, of s'oiiS'.. J.ast evenius he was iii excellent, voice, and iii? lumioroas Sket.c.i);es. formed, .a, .icaiuffi <if his "turn, :vo doii.bt -Mr. Barclay will be bcf'iei" lilied by vaud.eviil.o jia.tr.o.n« oil .further :icc;iin;iiit'ni.\co-.. Albert and Tfilli/vr, n.iu~ic;'i'l coiiiedy an'.d .dramatic sfcetcli a.r.l.ists:, p.W-'-seiitcii nil original, playlet, 'entitled ""My Wife's lyliich cailsefl miicii amuseiyi i.f. Those clever wiie-.walker~. "Tho Ijcjlina?," again, presented A capital iteni. To them wire-walking appears to be iis .jeasy as v, ; alkiri's aloiur a roadwayOno of thp pcrfoiiiie.rs oven ;;oe-- so far as. to, ridp. .a Iji'cyclo along a : Slack wire. Other arlisls were; Vera: Murray, serin and toc-dancer, Warwick' Tainiley, Kitty Q'iiin'n'-, dancer, : 'Stan tDornishj. l]l>ie Jl'Giiire,. Ifjajlailistv Harry J/liiptfc ELjiif 'Rates, soubrette, Toiu Tc I'siiii, I'.thel Preston', con.l.ortionis', Arthur'. 1 . Moriey, "Tlio. lirooklyns," ami Pail Llcwelivii. Tlio samo progrannrm will be continued Chrouglioiit. tiio Hveefc ruLLrrs picilpen The pragraWniQ. at. tho Skating Pink was changed last night- -a new; series of lj'cnis ..heijig screened for the- first time, "Pats's Ilitpr'neption: , ' is ;i fine (irairiaiic 'film,- as is.' "Tli.6 Xurse," ii siory -b| a. p.-oor girl's teniptatipn to a.y.ciige. herself ■Oii a ■ wealthy ni'aii wlioiii slie is: niiriiiigi She has a small brother, who has .been injurcil. lij 'ft Jri.ot.pKcar, driven' by, the man. True to her calling slie nurses him back to health. Per brother recqyers and she fails' in i.ove with her i;ationt and niarries lrioi. "^Valli—Yqii Walk," is a most; amii«ing and jpliy picture giving:, the detoils of. a jiractio.il jolcc played .By a crowd of girls on a young man who owns a motor-car and rather i'mrtgihes 1 that ho 'Raiiis ' spe'qiai iilicrties therobv. Oiio of the girls rcseiits his si vie and so. he snakes her. walk lioniq. To ■get' cyen. with, Bi'm./the .girls' 1 cisk him to take them for a drive mid having got niile.s '.from anywhere induce him to leave tho car on -the pretext of picking, them .some liqwersi Tiien they scud .awnv in tl;c car leaving him to wai.k, I'ichiiig np friends as they ■ drive along the gir's aroii.se the neighlxmrhood with reck.h'ss 'driving and .cqiiseJi'ueiitly iiavc the (::ii:'s nmnber taken by !hi: sheriff. The sheriff, y. ; ith liis' posse, chase,. : thpy leav.o their houses, by the. des-u ie:! car "and go .after .thb-.'girls iicross c-yuntry. The owner' tinil.s ;liis. 'ear a'li.cl drives .to the. nearest •town. n;iiere ho is met. h.v the sheriif, who at onto walks hint, oil' for explanations to tlie lock-up. Other good items an" "Out of The Depths," "The So'cial.: :; 'Se'ci;os : tarv," "'The Kidnapped Conductor,''' and others.

KJM.S TIIEATItr "Bound and is tlie title of tlio star item qf the. new jirosiramiue which was put. 011 at. the lung's Theatre la.s't r.iglit. . The. ; actiiig "is- good, mid tho setfijj'g '.mu'eh; above, the .avefcage; ; The story, related in three aq.ts,. tells, off the unfortunate marriage of a. girl from a gri.od '.ho'iiio' to olio of her ;fatrie'r.'s grooms, who hail previously been a eir.ci.is perforiner. .Slip is misled' by the niah'.s avowal .of Jove;, and. derides to,. talc-r* the fatal step and run away with him. They, loave. Kndand, and are married. The father then refuses to' supjily his daughr tor's husband' with niohey. ,and eo- the iiiaji is 'forced 1 to ; ;pr<>fpssipii. • Tho ioro ot the. girl turns to hatred when, she .learns .|lio.;':.h7.ie:'''cji'ai:a : p.- • ter of !ier husband, ilbtreats ikitli. lisr. and their cMUU to .despair, she takes her child;. 'h6iiie,v leaves, her at the jiark gate!, aiidVintentls. to end her own lmserjible lot. ' I for pej. dog,. liowever, knows her again and, ■ l'olr hwod by the fativer and mother,, tracks her down, and she, ; pneo; . : nipre; : coines ' to. tho old homo as her father's daughter. Trouble, however, is not yet. over, for tlio husband lias aa offetv'frpiii- ■a.:circiis''. : aser for his daughter.. Ho. kidnap-; tho daughter and accepts tiin The circus, clown, pitying the little girl, telegraphs to her iiio'her, .wk'o comes :to': :'tlip performance and rescues tlio- cliild. Tho liiisbaiid eyimtuallv shoots hinin'lf. The next best, picture is also diauintic, arid is entitled "Out .of the Depths." Other items are "The Throo Sultniifa.ji"' . "Tontoiirii Sneezes," and others, NEW THEAiTEE'. "Honour Thy Father," the chief pictnro at tho X<;w 'J'heatro is a finely-acted: dramatic story 'with 'a ivliolesonio . ohU time moral. A lost pursa is found and returned'.: Tlio /'wealthy. owner, .■ s'triick .by tho honesty oi' the finder, comes into con- ■ tac.t with tho tinder's daughter, and en.gag'ci her; a.s .'Ki§':;jleise<|^^". wife's c.h'i.l. 'i'h.en the wealthy widower: evpiiftially niaii-i.eS ,, 'tho go.yernessi.' ,'ai'td happiness reigns supreme. "Honour Thy ■ •fattier" :}m> At all seMions': tMlhy aiid'. to-night, and until Jur'tner. notice. Tliere will bo a complete new i series, of. .siipp.prtiiis subjects' to-day, tlie=G iiicludi'Ji'g "iAto's; interciptiph;''''' p., 's'uWrft Mexican drama by '.the American JSio- : graph Gpmpahy, . with . Miss... I)orothy Nicholson in the ■ leading role. . Other : notable items aro: Oiis Mantles" (industrial), "Hobby aikV ' tho Toy Terries" (Gaiinimii' '.eoiuc.dy.), aii'd '"Twcckllc-. 1 dmil's >'oiv Theft" (Ambrosia comedy). ,

THE; ADELI'HI. . A .(iomploto chijsigq.- of programme wris shown at tlio Adelphi' l.ast night'; A picture entitled "The I'riee of a Silver Jos" is- -.porKrEps' the most;, remarkable iiciu in a very fino bill. It is Hie km? fit a fond but spurned lover, who (aires iiji the gausio thrown <!bwn by his pe'tu■Vt! lit. sweetheart, to.- bring back from tlio Oiriatiian i-nows. whither lie. .goes; . to. in:ut, the skirt, of a silver fox. lie shoots the rar'p. fpx;, a.rtd prepare?-'(jig. tkiiij. hilt; uiifqrhmatel.y an Indian steal* it from his mil. Th" hunter discovers the thin'i, anil maV.es e-iideavonrs to cot bncV bis skhi, but he: sii'lTered many hardship.; by frost-.bilo and before bo ilii! so. jfe had . foenn reported . dead by his fri'pju'.s. wlieji- Ivß Tptifrnbd 'hoiiie-, to* pre.sent b.i's. loily -Ibvo w:i.'tli tlio silver fox skin. Ho had. been badly scarred by the frostj and, reebpai'siiiK tliht lie was qiiito iljl.possi.bie- as, her h'us.baud,. ilio leaves the u'irl io. marry the new nia'n. "A. Cowboy Thmon and I'ylhias" tells of the tinsclDnil l.o'vo of two. cowboys . for -.e.aclv other. Tha iricifletf.ts nrO i stirring,. yinjl the .'setting is .in tlio magnificent seeiierv of (lie Grand Canyon of Colorado. A (rorKon.ji.sly costumed :o.l'd-.'-world -tlraiiia Is"At the Point of vlip: SwoiHV' which relate?. how a fa.ir ladr, in spile of desiierate. oi'ds, wris won by her true loyc\ ft is a :?ad Tittle -s't-OT.v t>,f n'.nr'eqjiitod. iovp .that is Ink! in. "Violet Mrpjy,"-' Oth-r film's which ;;o. Ip, .vno.'kp up a varied prov gramme ft re "I'ailio Oasteifo." "Ivolftfe'rs n:it! Orabs,':' "jjca.h . is v .Tealoiis." 1 "The. Original ,\rinl:v." "Sou'linjr at TvaVe fta,bo.uns,:" and. '"The' A.d'op'liii.ii ~'o.f '.Tiin-j'-'