ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 102, 23 January 1918, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

"YOU'RE IN LOVE." "You're in Love" is one of tho most tuneful and picturesque of musical comedies, and the success It is enjoying in its present run at tho Opera House is by no means a subject for wonder. Miss Maud Faiic, Hiss Connie Ediss, Mr. Alfred Frith, Miss Cecil Bradley, Miss Madge J Elliott, Mr. J. Hooker, and Mr. T. Prea- } ton are among the fun-makers. The eccen- , trie sailor dancing of Messrs. Hooker and Preston is one of the many turns that al- r togethor delight the audience. Another « performance of "You're in Love" will be j given to-night. . i At the Bristol to-morrow morning the j box' plans will be opeued for the five 1 representations of the musical farce, 1 "Canary Cottage," which will bo present- . ed for tho first time on Saturday night. Only five performances can be given of "Canary Cottage," and the season will close with two revivals of that delightful j opera, "So Long, Letty." : HfS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. 1 There are several new arrivals of uote : at His Majesty's Theatre this week, i oremost among them are two pairs of entertainers whose dancing is their chief passport to popularity-Kelly and Drake and Walsh and Walsh. The male member of tho Kelly-Drake combination is an excel- | lent "eccentric," while one of the Walshes ; .has a distinct novelty to oiler in tcrpiii- i chorcau feats performed in au inverted position. The Five Lewins are a party ' of llttk girls who also present a good act. ■: Two women appearing under the name of ; De Bouvier nose as "living statuary.' : Their tableaux are all very pretty and . effective. Best of the artists who have remained over from last week are the ; Kennedys (musicians). Mr. Ted M'Lean, j and Miss Genevieve Lee are still on the. . bill, and this week they present another samplo of American vaudeville humour. . KING'S THEATRE. "The" Billions Plot, ir the Message of the Mouse" is the new feature now screening '■ at the King's Theatre. Anita Stewart portrays the role of the heroine. The first sensational happening of the story is an explosion in a munition works owned by tho heroine's father. The working of a huge and intricate syfltcm and underground spies is revealed in the most interesting fashion, and very amazing arc tho devices and fantastic electrical machines that are used for inter-commuuica-tion. . EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. j The Wall Street Markets figuije prominently in "Tho Tar Heel Warrior,' the Triangle play now being screeneo atbverybbdy'B Theatre. Walt Whitman is featured in the role cf Colonel Mill;, who, faced by almost certain ruin, goes to Row York to raise, the needful money. There he finds that everyone to whom he applies is so full up with investments thai nothing can be done. The concluding scenes are full of pathos. Supnortins items include Charles Chaplin in Behind the Screen." and the seventeenth chapter of "Tho Secret Kingdom." [ EMPRESS THEATRE. | "A Woman's Way." the star feature now being screened at the Empress theatre, is a fine piece of film sensationalism, hii.ei Clayton is featured in the, role of Hie heroine, and it is one in which she is particularly well ruitcd. Montagu Love is excellent in the role of a lover, wliui. Oarlyle Blackwell is the straying husband.