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ENTERTAINMENTS

■iKISG'S THEATRE. • Jn keeping with the hich standard of musical and pictorial' programmes presented weekly at the Kill's Theatro, the management announces a continuity of the policy in tlio new 6erics of "pictufts to he ecreoned to-morrow evening. The leading photo-play is "A Daughter of Two. 'Worlds/' with Norma Talmadge ploying tho principal part. This emotional actress is said to have n role in the production that permits of brilliant ■ characterisation,' and thrilling anil drajimtio presentation. Jn this lirama of Me lyorraa Talmadge, through her powerful acting, probes the depths of human emotions, and sways the publio to her Btor.v. On the musical side, littlo Cimino i 9 tho attraction. This little girl Is the Dosseesor of considerable talent, and should find popular favour f with -King's audiences. "The lighting Shepherdess" will be screened for the last time' this evening. Pjtrons. are advised to book their seats at the Bristol before 5 p.m. After that hour re-., eervations may be made ftt the King's Theatre, or by telephoning King's. 22— 212.. ... ; ' • EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. Tho screening of "The Shadow of Lightning Ridse" is being followed with Interest at' Everybody's Theatre. "Snowy" Baker and Brownie Vernon sustain the principal roles in this effective Australian drama, and the athletic, male etar accomplishes come darincr feats. A well-varied programme sudports the star' picture. EMPRESS THEATRE. The star attraction at the/ Empress Theatro is "Wild Primrose." which feaures Gladys Leslie and Richard Barhelman. . The sory. grips from the start, . and'is wholly satisfying. The firuu performances of "Wild Primrose/ will be, given to-day and to-night. • "BING BOYS ON BROADWAY." A great musical attraction is offered by the J. C. Willi imson firm to-msht tit the Grand Opera. House in the shape of the "Bin" Boys on Broadway Tevue, a new pantomimic achievement in two nets and nine scenes. Tho company Interpreting the pieco Is an exceptionally strong one art-ftically. Miss Jennie Hartley, who will he seen for the first time here, is an English comedienne, and comes with the highest credentials. Jlis9 Edith Dravron is another En?li?h > Artist, highly spoken of in the musical comedy world. Mr. Phil Smith is sure of a warm jwelr/ime as Lucifer Bing, also Mr. Reginald Roberts who plav= "Hod" Williams. Others who are well

Vnown in a ionf? cast "re Mi.ves Untreic' Jliclcmson. Owen Burroucrbs, Maie / Bnird, Phyllis 'Am pry, Owen Iv«, Messrs. Harry- Panlton. Herbert C. Wnlton, Sydnev flnlver, .Tan Caryll, -Mbc ■ M'PheTs'on. and William I.nelrhnrt, The Tuincipal fceijes are Binsvi'le Cit". the White Star Pock. New York. 1 Pminro. New York, Won? V Opium T)».n, Mntion rSty,- California. Greenwich Village. The music, of which there is a fine selection and o'inntity. is under the direction of Mr; Harry. Burton, tlio pHiie ninnai;eTvient,bei'"r in ihe hards of' Mr. Hedsro Carey._ : The -flvue will be plnved for S'\ n'whfs,' with ft sp<""'nl inntinee on Saturday afternoon. ■ The i box plans for tbnse nerformances are noir open at the Bristol. ■ ; ■ ST. LEON'S CTRCUS. , • St. Leon's Circus is attracting laree crowd", but Sat'irflnr will fee the w elusion of the T\ t pVlnqtnT] season. The f»re provided i = verr - diversified. On Monday the circus will .visit. Petone. on Tuprday Lower Butt, ch . Wednesday, Tlpn»r Hntt. on Thursday, ■ on "Friday, Greytown,. and on Saturday, Carterton. . ' . I

The Wellington $p*son of - Carter the Gwat concluded la?t evening.

Sailors' Friend .Soclßty, Enthusiasm reached a hiprh pitch at My. D. M'Kenzie's concert at the Sailors' Friend .Society on Tuesday, when nopnlar items were' much enjoyed. The performer? were Mrs. W. Freeman, Misses Z. "Dixon, Zen&'Freeman, Hope. Flaws*, JeS3i'n Browne, T.anra Harri6. and Mofsrs. C. Flaws. H. Flaws, « nllnce Browne. W. Knox, Jl. Hill, TibMt, Kelly, Comhill. iind Batt; Mrs. » . Freeman was nt the pinnn. Mr. ■Moon*. missioner, spoke on "Dronpinj? tn« P,ilot." and "nledijes followed. for ftp competitions ramofrom Mrs. .T. I"-- Williams and Mount Victoria district. and vent to Mahia -and' Karamea. • ■ ;

Methodist Women's Missionary Auxiliary, Owing to indisposition, the president (Mrs. Johnson Wright) was unable to brt present at this month's meoHn°- of the' mixihaiy, which was hold at the Brook-. IVn Smirch on luesday afternoon. In' nar absence, Mrs. llill (vice-president) occupied the chair, and there was a largo ■ attendance of members, who evinced n • n "J, terest M the work of the auxili--dry. The Dev. Joatah Word led the. dovotional part of the meeting and gavo mi interesting address, telling of his father 6 work among the .Maoris m the early days of the coionisaticsh of New Zealand. Brooklyn members provided tho afternoon toa, which made an agreeablo interlude in, the proceedings, while Alesdamea Coventry HindJe contributed ntiisical num'bers. Tuesday's meeting, being the last , for tlils year, the auxiliary w-ceptod the invitation of the Worse r Bay members,to hold the first mnoling for 1021 in their seaside church.

At the meeting of 'the Wellington .Nursing Division, St. John Ambulance Brigado Overseas, the squad competition for the Plntts-Mills Cup 'took place, (he winning squad consisting of Nursing OtH, 1 cer Miss Griffiths' and Nursing Rislors Mrs. Wylie, Mi?s Cnrlev, and Mrs. Harris. lhß squad coming second was only one point behind. The judges were Mr. hoed, Mr. lilslop, and Mr. Kichardwn. Mrs. Mowhouse and Mrs. Seed were preeent._ The individual home-nursing competition for tho Wallace Eoso Bowl also took placo Tecently, tho winner tning Nursing Sister Miss Lea. The • judges were Dr. Agnes Bennett nnd Dr. K. Whyte. iM'rs. Moorhouso reported thai Viscountess Jellieoe had consented to l«j patroness of the division.

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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 46, 18 November 1920, Page 3

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ENTERTAINMENTS Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 46, 18 November 1920, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 46, 18 November 1920, Page 3

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