ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2722, 17 March 1916, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. '

V™fcnlle contniues popular at His Theatre, ' where Messrs. Duller have the best available talent ! appearing from week to week. The present programme includes the Har"ngton Reynolds Company in tabloid drama; Tea Stagpoole in wonderful contortion feats; Armitage and Hine in comedy 'sketches) Bates and "Wade in a comedy acrobatic performance; and several other good turns. There will be repetitions of tho same programme to-night and to-morrow afternoon and evening. • BRIGADIER GERARD. The final screenings of the Napoleonic play "Brigadier Gerard" (starring Lewis Waller and Madge Titlic-radgo), whion has been a decided success at tho King's Theatre this week, are , announced. The pioturo will be shown twice to-day, in the afternoon at 2.30, and at night at- the usual time, and to-morrow there will be the usual ' matinee, the film being: screened. for the last time to-morrow night.. . MARY PICKFORD AT THE KING'S. In the,romantic story of Noll Gwynne, the actress'-, who won the heart of, a King, and who in return saved him from treachery, Mary Pickford, as "Mistress Nell," has a part in which she revels, and in which, she is seen to great advantage, displaying her wonderful versatility .in the ever-changing : story in which romance, adventure, intrigue,, and much splendid comedy are - cleverly: intermingled. The picture will be shown at the King's Theatre all next weekj commencing on Monday, and there '• will be a matinee daily. ■; ■ ■ • EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. ' ' . Business continues good at: Every; body's; Theatre, where the feature film .'■ this week is the American Film .Com-, pany's Heart," with: Miss Marguerite Fischer in the leading part. A Vitagraphv.comedy, , "The Serpent's Tooth,"/and : a' "Gaumont .Graphic" are included in the bill. ■ At the afternoon sessions, patrons' of the . dress circle are supplied:with'.a cup of tea. \ "THE TIGRESS.".. • ;. A special attraction is promised by the management of Everybody's Theatre next woek in "The Tigress," a film by the famous Vitagraph Company. It is said to be full of. quick changing scenes and incidents that are palculated'to prothrill. The story portrays 'tho vicissitudes of a society lady who is the leader of a criminal gang, and who gains •her income by preying upon > society. . A splendid supporting series is also: pro--mised. EMPRESS THEATRE. 1 ' ''Up from, the' Depths" is the title of the big drama on the current _ picture programme at the Empress Theatre. The film has proved a'big drawing card during the week, and there were big crowds at every session yesterday. The-night, side of New York-is wrapped round:tho story, which is set among scenes both . novel and. realistic. Scenicj comic, and topical items support tho main film. .