ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3134, 12 July 1917, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

HIS MAJESTY'S THEAMBEach ovoning sees a crowded audience at His Majesty's Theatre, where a most popular baud of revue artists holds sway. These are the Johnson Revue Company Ir, a'laughable farce, "Tho Flyaway Girls." This occupies half of the bill, and on the other half the outstanding item amongst several good turns is that of The Royal Togos, two Japanese jugglers and tiglitrope walkers.

"THE WHIP" AT THE KINGS. "The Whip" continues to turn away many people, unable to obtain admittance at two screenings daily at The King's Theatre. The great hunting scenes, the monster train smash, and the splemTTS manner in which the whole production has been handled makes it probably the most exciting picture scon for many a day. There will bo two presentations daily for the remainder of the week. The reserve plans are at the Bristol. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. Louise Glaum and Charles Ray have parts which suit them admirably in "Tim Weaker Sex," the present Triangle p'ay at Everybody's Theatre. Dorothy DaftoD, as the pretty young woman lawyer, wno marries an attorney, and then successfully ■ appears against him in Court in defence of their son, acts. with great charm. The whole picture is quite unique and pleasing in every way. Billic Burke bids farewell to her many followers in the last episode of "Gloria's iiomancc." An interesting picture shows the mice plague in Australia. EMPRESS THEATRE. Anita Stewart, in "The Combat/' a Greater Vitagrapli special play, continues with unabated popularity at the Empress Theatre. The story pictures the fight oj a young woman against her second, £usband for the life of her first husUarm, whom she has long thought dead, but who has now turned up, and is faced with a murder charge. There are suitable slipports. CONCERT AT ISLAND BAY. An attractive nrotrramme is promised to patrons of the concert to be held in the Islund Bay Hall to-night. Artistic dauc>"S by Olga Lockwood, Hazel Robinson, Muriel Mountier, and Agnes Elliott will form a feature of the evening's entertainment; also vocal, dramatic, and elocutionary items by well-known artists. The proceeds are in aid of the Camp Entertainment Fund. ■ The concert will be given under patronage of His .Worship the Mayor (Mr. J. P. Luke, C.M.G.), and the Mayoress (Mrs. Luke), Mr. 11. A. Wright, M.P., and other leading citizens. ' A booklet form of a verse of the National Anthem, and a verse specially written for "Our Boys" will be for sale during the evening, also sweets.