ENTERTAINMENTS.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 16 July 1910, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

BALDWIN'S MAHATM A CO

This popular compa.ny of metropolitan artists appears at the Town Hall, Levin, on Tuesday nexlt, and' theptiblic may look for an entertainment of exceptional merit. The company includes Mora, the original "White Mahatma," who has just concluded a successful season in each of the principal cities of the dominion. The Wellington- Press is

unanimous in praise of this clever lady, who is said to be gifted with a n-markalile degree <rf clairvoyant power. Koko, the Jaixuiese lady, is responsible for a very pretty awl effective scone, entitled "A Night in Japan." The feats of Japanese entertainers are introduced by the lady. The costumes and furnishings are a feature of the "turn." A novelty presented by Koko consists of several artistic pictures earnied out on a large screen in different coloulretf sands. A new departure in the entertainment is an exposure, of the methods of gamblers—including their feats of skill to enable Miem to win at all times. The latest novelties in

nagic, obtained' by Dr. Howe on his ■ecent trip to England are staged, neluding the mysterious cross. This

master mystery is aid to have mizzled and amused thousands, and is now .shown in >Xcw Zen land: for tire first time. Miss Beatrice Foy, the Rifted singer, gives selections from ho.i , extensive numbers. . The eompiuiy has achieved great success in a niimlHM- of we'll written playlets, in which several novel effdnts are produced. "The Harvest Moon" is one which, i.s .included in the entertainment. A lady and her sweetheart play the most important characters in the sketch, which has many laugh raising situations. The musical arrangements are in the cam hie hands of Mr A. L. IlHtz.