ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 221, 6 June 1918, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS

. ( "COME INSIDE." Tho "Come Insido" Revue Company are producing a breezy entertainment at tho Grand Opera House, and last nisht tho theatre held another larjjc audience. 3tr 3 Sydney James, tlw chief Stroller, fills a number of diversified roleß, but his capacity for manufacturing mirth is unlimit- : cd. Madeline Rossiter supplies coroo i bright and pleasing songa, iuid ehe also ; does 6ome exquisite dancing. Enjoyable , vooal numbers aro contributed by Josie j Jackson. lua. Bissett. and lil'r. Georgo j Grnystone, while tho Fyin.ma Girls h.tve a, I very itnporiaut t\art to nlaj', and succeed I admirably in assisting to keep the interI est of all fully miEtailied. The programme I will be xopeatat to-nicht, and there Tiill I be a change to-morrow night. I MGMHH PIJsBROTS.' Tho .English Pierrots, who havo achieved i a. high degTee of popularity, produced another successful entertainment in the Town Hall Concert Chamber last night. I This little company's prolamines arc always full cf -welcome itcme. whether in concerted, aentimontai, or humorous, and no. one cxn attend their performances without experiencing Itecn delielil. Tho vocalists all possess good voices, and lovers of merriment will find plenty of 'aJent to satiate their various deeircs. • There will be a clianse of programmo tonight, when tho memDcrn of the company will all bo heard in new items. KINOS OBEATRE. An intei'estins story ia told ia "The Spreading Dawn," ihe G-oldwyn feature now being screened at tie King's Thcuve. The play is -written by Basil King, and Jane Cowl ie featured in the leading role, in which she again demonstrates her great emotional powers. Tho picture is an eicellcnt one, and is being particularly well patronised. A utrone list of iteme support the star feature. ' The same progra-mmo •will be 6hoivn tcnigftt. . BVEETBODY'S THKATBB. In "I Love You," tie Triangle play now noreening at Bv-erybody'a Theatre, Alma, Rubens is featured. In tho leading role. Thu setting oi' tlic nictur* is consistently beautiful, and the Venetian onrnival scenes are especially remarkable. Tho eecon , ! feature on the bill is a Pathe serial, "The Double Cross," leaturing JloUie King. Tho plot revolves round a, girl who has tho mark of tne "Double OroEs" on her right arm, and a. will stating that a. certain fortune is to go to the man who maxricß her. BMPEES3 THEATRE. In "The Blind Adventure," now screen, ing at the Emprees Theatre, people fairly fall over cacu other in their eagernees to admit having committed a certain murder. The end of this drama comes with great Buddenness, and surprises everybody. Edward Earlo and Betty Howe maKo a, very pleasing couple, and are ably tupported by a very strong cast.