ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 191, 8 May 1919, Page 10

ENTERTAINMENTS

KING'S THEATRE. Norma Talmadgo is featured in "The Safety Curtain," now being screened at tho Kiug's Theatre. Supplementary pictures ineludo the ninth episode, of "i'he Scarlet Runner," tho latest Gazotte, and a Keystone* comedy, "Tho Tale of u Shirt." .An added attraction are the vocal items by Mr. R. 11. Meates (basso).

CAR I? IK LANCELEY. A treat is promised nuisic lovers in tlio introduction of .Miss Carrie Lanceley and hor concert parly at the King's Tkeatro, commencing on Saturday at the matinee. Hiss Lancelcy gaine<l widespread recognition at Home, where sho was billed as a second Melba. . It is stated that 6ho won special acclaim from tho great diva herself for tlio purity, of her notes and her clarity of pronunciation. Prom the "Jowel Song" in "Eaust" to "Laddio in Khaki" is a far cry, but Miss Lanceley's art is said to be great; enough to impart to each its own particular significance. Supporting her is a specially dainty American artist, Miss Doris Struble, who gives delightful monologues and also accompanies skilfully. Miss Ava Symons, a violinist of high calibre, and Miss Nellie' Simpson, flautist and 'cellist, complete tho combination, and in' solos or concerted numbers put their seal on an artistic offering. Miss lanceley will appear in conjunction with Goldwyn's masterpiece, "The Kingdom of Youth," starring, popular Tom Moore and Madge Kennedy.. Tho plan is at the Bristol.

EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. Tho outstanding attraction at Everybody's Theatre at present is "Tho Answer," in wiiich Alma Rubens is starred. A strong supporting programme includes tho tenth episode-of "The House of Hate," a clever comedy, and tho latest Gazette.

EMPRESS THEATRE. "Morely Players," the latest World feature now screening, at tho Empress Theatre, is a stirring and fascinating story with a charming love theme. Kitty Gordon portrays the leading role. -Tho cast includes Muriel Ostrichc, Johnny Hines, Irving. Cummings, and George Hacrruarrio. A special attraction nightly is tho singing of Mr. C. Melvin,

PROFESSOR BARRADEN. On Saturday night Professor Bnrraden will make his rcapponranco at the Grand Opera Houso, and will present an entirely now programme. The Jiew features to'he presented aro very numerous, and will include "Tho Hypnotic. Buefc jumpers." . In this test tho subjects.are given barrels, which they are influenced to' belicvo aro bucking horses, and much fun results from thou - efforts to control the steeds. Another test will bo "The Hypnotic Blacksmith's Shop." In this test somo of the. subjects imagine they are horses, others that they aro blacksmiths. Tho efforts-of tho ''smiths" to shoo tho "horses" aro provocative of much mirtli. Professor Bnrraden will givo only one entertainment. Patrons are advised to bo on tho sceno early, as a big attendance is anticipated. Professor Barraden is a finished entertainer, and those who missed him on his Inst visit will doubtless make a point of being present on Saturday night. Tho bos plan is now open at the Bristol.