ENTERTAINMENTS.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 July 1910, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GOOD KXTIORTAINMENT

FOK LIOYIN THEATRIC GOERS

A gi:..'i:l enter.tiainment is promisikl for this evonini?, in the T<evin Town Hall, by the Baldwin Maihafcma Company. The company inchuks Mora," the original "White Maihiatmn," who lias just crmdtuled .a siiccess.l'ul season in each of the principal uiitie.s 'of th;e Dominion. Ths Wellington Tress-.is unanimous in praise of this clever lady, who is said to bo gifted with a romarknble degree of clairvoyant power. Koko, the Japanese lady, is responsible for a very pretty find effective scene, entitled "A Night in Japan." The fen,t« of Japanese MiieretaintM'S arc inti-odiiced by the hidy. The coKttime.s 'and fur.mishing.s are a feature oF the "turn." A .novelty pre.soii'ted by Koko consists of several artistic pictures carried out on a large screen in differeiiit col'Oiirod sands. A now departure in the entertainment is (in exposure of the 'methods of gamblers— in'"'liidling fch'oir feats of skill to enahle them to win a.t all tim«s The latest novelties in magic, ohtainod bv Dr. Howe on his recent trip to Enirland are stagedr including the lnystori'ons cross. This master mystory is said to have puzzled and amused thousands, and is now shewn in New Zealand for the first time. Miiss Beatrice Foy, tho gifted singer, gives selections from her oxtonsive numbers. Tho company ilnas achieved great success in a n'umher of we'll written ■playlets, in which several novel efforts are produced. "The Harvest Moon" is one which .is included in the entertain mont. A lady and her sweoblienrt play tho most; important characters in tliiie sketdi., which haa many laugh raising situatiions. Tho liiusical arraiifromente are in the capable hnds of Mr A. L. Blitz.