Entertainments

Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 June 1913, Page 3

Entertainments

TOWN HALL

Patrons who witnessed the programme of pictures shown in tho Town Hall last Saturday will havo tlio opportunity to, see (this afternoon and evening) another programme said to be equally as good. There is also to be shown a society drama (2500 feet in length), entitled "Tho Blacksmith." On Monday evening a sensational "cowboy" production, entitled "A Sister' 6 Ordeal" or "A Woman's Heroism," will be shown in the Town Hall. KING'S THEATRE. This afternoon and evening there will bo .shown at the King's Theatre Levin, the first series of "Charlie Colms and the Ace of Spades Gang." Tliis film is said to mark an epoch in the progress of the moving picture art in this country, and to be "the best picture story on a grand scale yot shown in New Zealand." It is superbly acted and staged/ All who like to see a great detective story reproduced will enjoy "Charlie Colms, Detective, v. the Aco of Spades Gang." It is a film 3000 feet in length. Other films for this, evening are "Pathe Gazette," "A Western Kimano." "Temples Kyoto," "A Pye Worth While,"'"Heart Complaints," "Wild Birds at Home," "Their Outing." Mr J. Kcarslcy's orchestra will be in attendance. j