ENTERTAINMENTS

Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 January 1915, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

W LIKIC PICTURES. I'athe's greatest fire a i sea feature him "A Dancer's Heroism in Mid-At-lantic" was screened last evening, and there will bo many disappointed patrons to-day owing to tho inclement weather. Next Wednesday brings forth a great changc and wo will screen lor one night only Nordisk's mighty star festture ''The Midnight Sun," a story full of hear Wending scenes. We cannot repeat our programme as our films must keep on the move. As we have such a lot coming tlio patrons of the Lyric Pictures havo many surprises in. store. The management adivise all patrons not to miss this gem as it is a marvellous feature, and will bo shown at prices <is usual. Anniversary night will he Friday when the management will fulfil its promise to patrons of the Lyric Pictures and ficreorn a complete change of profor Friday and another allprogramme of pictures to suit everybody will be screened on Saturday. Patrons are again reminded about "Mary Pickford in Caprice." This special feature film has been secured at enormous expense, but will bo screened to no rise in prices, but will advertise later about the prices when a groat rush for seats is being organised.