ENTERTAINMENTS.

King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 327, 11 January 1911, Page 5

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EMI 1 IKE LIVING PICTURES. ANOTHER SUCCESS. The success that has hitheito attpndecl the entertainments given in To Kuitiby this company was fully maintained on Monday evening last, when a crowded and enthusiastic house greeted the new programme put on. The subjects were all well chosen, and splendidly shown; in fact it would seem quite impossible lor moving pictures to be better produced than were those on Monday night. 1 artieularly beautiful Were those depicting the lovely biblical story of "Esther." This lirace.a was shown m all its wonderful detail, an-1 ecoked loud ;t|>p!au.-.t> from ti.ose. present. 'i'ticre wvv'c many 'eiiur it'ous hot;! educational, o; ama- ! |jc, ;md .-i-eiii:, on iiit 1 programme, ' eci-i'v cue which were in themselves v. ell wi-rtli the price of admission to . The weekly entertainments t ; iveil 'o\ this i iimpany are rapidly becoming ve:y popular with the resii ,ieeis of Te Kuiti, ami are certainly most i-ii joyable. They are characterised by :m absolute aio'-'iu e *»i bad taste, and of such a nature that tho must fjsiidious eoi'.hi md i'md any:;i ji e/ to t,!> j.-ct to. Oil Monday evenhis no:. I an > iihi't iicvv pfogriuuti-e v, ill In' .»ut 00, and fie management promi: i.'s soiiK'Uiinj', very out ol' the j ordinary, particulars of which will be i pulilislied in a later issue of this I I'sper,