ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 25, 24 October 1919, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS

"THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE" TO-NIGHT. , • For the first time Zealand nt the King's Theatre to-night The Scntii„i Rinli." 15 J. Carroll 6 eight-act "fta-to-night 1)0 screened rachaftanioou a{ ! aTprompt, and «* 8 each evening T„ .Vnstrnlian exchange. «iul of Tho Sentimental Bioko": "It is a great, convi,cing. human story. It real ron,l spirt ml atmosphere. It a lie picture of C. J. Dennis = woifdfamous poem, and tho-poem lives ngain in the picture. It is a screened story that ,iwlpibwtes and glows with lifo abounding. It ie a picture that for mire human charm andbeaury can j„ surpassed." - The film will bo introduced bv an appropriate overture, after which Mr. W. \Y. Crawford will sing, in character/ Mr. Bert Koyle's dwwipt;ve son'?, "I'vo Chucked up tlio rush for my Donah," which vim nicli a great mioccsj when sung by "Teddy". Lonnen with the London Gaiety Company, and At the "party" inMiho fifth act Miss Marie Newman, as Doreon. will sing with "The C«ii-so of an Achin' 'Ea-rr or "You made mo wot T- ™ Torday-y, with a chorus by t.he "blokes nnd Vinns" at the. party. Thr-.nppMwnco of the box plan at Hie, Bristol is indicative of heavy business.

THE THESPIANS. _ An ; ntero?ti"g enlert.iinmeiit is. to tnko place in the Concert Chamber nil Snturihv in Hio 'bill'- of fwir short com«Mbos, to be presented by Mr. Cnlfnrd Bell's (-■.vmnnv of plavp.ru "The Thespians. Each plnv is si'id to be qu. : ro new and orijriiKil, 'anil affords the artists plenty of scope for sound comedy acting. Tlio dialogue is smart and Humorous, lho on.«ts woll chosen, and tlio dressing offective.