ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 203, 22 May 1919, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS

KING'S THEATRE. There has boon woven round Captain Bruce Bairnsfollier'.s t|iree characters, Bill, Alt', and Bert, a splendid film, "Tho Better 'Ole," which is being shown at the King's Theatre This picture, which is an all-British production, .is doing phenomenal business nightly, while last evening the large tlieatro proved too small, and would-be patrons had to be refused admission. The picture itself is one of the most enjoyable seen for n considerable time, and is thoroughly enjoyed by all who seo it. Tho music played introduces some very novel effects tliut aro greatly ap> predated. There will be a matinee today. Tho plan is at tho Bristol. EMPRESS THEATRE. "Tho Balcony of Death," a French drama, will Ijo shown for two more nights only at the Empress Theatre. Mdllo. Rachel Devireys, of tho Palais Royal, Paris, is starred in the leading role. Tho drama afford? her every opportunity of displaying her ability as an emotional actress. Several other interesting items aro also on the programme. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. The all-British production "Milestones" continues to delight large audiences at nil sessions at Everybody's Theatre. , This is one of the most interesting productions fieeii for a considerable lime. It is based on tho play by Arnold Bennett. Tho twelfth episode of "Tho House of Hate'' heads tho supports.