ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 77, 26 December 1918, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS

KING'S THEATRE. "Tho Lone Wolf," the star picture now screening at the King's Theatre, is. a most exciting film. The action is rapid, and' the story intensely interesting. 'It is a dramatisation of I.ouis Vance's sensational novel, and features Hazel Dawn and Bert Lyttell. "Hazel Dawn portrays tho rolo of .the mysterious lady who, in the end, catches the Lono Wolf in a manner she did not intend to. The second attraction - is "The Immigrant," featuring Charles Chaplin an ifu-tual's latest shriek. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. A murder mystery, a brave and beautiful girl, a handsome frequenter of the Paris underworld, a curious slecselink, a false accusation, a realistic cabaret fight, and through' it all an array o£ society people, with love at last, buch is'the Triangle drama, "Madame Sphinx," now screening at Everybody's Theatre, with Alma Rubens and Wallace Macdonald as the stars'. A second attraction is Charlie Chaplin in "Tho Immigrant." ' Hours of opening from to-day will be 1 o'clock to 5.30, and 6.30' to 10. Prices of admission: afternoon Is. Id., 6i1., ; children 3d.; evening, Is. Id., Ud., and i children 6d. I EMPRESS~THE ATRE. A special Christmas programme was screened at Hie Empress TiTeatre yesterday. "Popo Pins X and the Vatican,"showed intimate views and incidents of the Pope. St. Peter's at Rome caused much interest, as did the British Navy feature, "The Life of a Sailor." To-day tho programme will revert for two days 'to "The Wasp," showing Kitty Gordon at her best. On Saturday an entirely new programme will be shown, the stni feature being "The Vengeance," starring I Montague Love. . i THE QUEEN'S THEATRE. Tho Queen's Theatre is screening the latest -l''ox feature, entitled "Cupid's Round Up," with Tom Mix in the leading role. Tho supporting items in the programme are all well chosen for the I holiday season.