Entertainments

Horowhenua Chronicle, 2 June 1913, Page 3

Entertainments

••Til 10 FOLLIES" AT THE TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT. It is hardly necessary to remind our renders of the first appearance of "The Follies" Costume Comedy Company, in Levin to-night. "Tho Follies" give an entirely original production, as their chief numbers are written, composed and produced by two of the members of the company. Included in to-night's programme will be a new American novelty. ''The Hypnotizing Man," an original burlesque in modern melodrama and a musical extravagance. ''The Picnic," composed by Mr Kennedy Black. Miss Cissie Keefe will sing her best numbers, ami novelties will be introduced by Miss Iris ii fascinating soubrettc, and Ln!u liUssaine. comedienne and dancer. Messrs O'Keefo (basso), Black (baritone) and Steyue (English comedian) will put forth their best work, as performed in Wellington. Popular prices will be charged. KING'S THEATRE. An up-to-dato racing drama, enlit led '"The Cup Winner." is the ''star" attraction for the King's Theatre. Levin, this evening. Ks leading features are: "Ulackmaii." "A Misunderstanding," "Jealousy." "Divorced," ''Abandoned." "Crossie. the stable boy." ''Trials of the Molboitrue Cup." "The Spy," "The Cup," -The Miirniiig Stable," "Dop ing the favourite." "Tattersalls Club." ''Laying against the favourite." "The race for the Melbourne (.'up." "Crossie rides his father's horse to victory." ''The Welsher. , ' ''Crossie restored to his parents.'' The curtain falls on ;\ delightful enling of a sensational and remarkable romance. There are also three dramas to be shown : "Queen of Mineve." "Maid at the Helm" and ".Man's Genesis." "Scenes in Madiera" and "Waterfalls of Piedra" are two scenic films. "A Leap Year Proposal , ' and "Trailing tho Counterfeiters" complete a first-class programme. The admission prices si re as usual: Is and (>d. The afternoon performance begins at 2.30 o'clock, and the evening display -At 8 o'clock.