Entertainments

Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 June 1913, Page 3

Entertainments

rOWN HALL, The following is the programme of pictures to be shown in tho Town r-r.,ii iu._

Hall to-morrow afternoon and evening (Saturday) Australian Gazette," "Glimpses of Italy," "Blossoms" (a coloured film), "Tommy's Sister," '•Sunshine," "Lack of Edu- ] cation," "ThoDouble Ladder," "Mo- I tlier of the Ranch," "A Cruel Fate" , ') feet in length—tho film, not, < fate). Mr Ilayfield's orcliestra i will play appropriate music through- c out the programme. KING'S THEATRE. Skating at the King's Theatre is becoming more attractive each week. < (hi Tuesday afternoon and evening tho floor 'held a happy crowd of skaters. The management has made special arrangements for tho comfort of ladies. Skaters, it is stated, will find every satisfaction in attention and skates. The afternoon sessions are beginning to provide fun and exercise for patrons of tho rollers. For to-morrow (Saturday)aa- t ternoon an devening a "star" film of more than ordinary merit is an- * nouneer by the Schlager Proprietary. The film is entitled "The Social Secretary."