AMUSEMENTS.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 485, 24 July 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

PROFESSOR SWALLOWS' CONCERT. Professor Swallow's concert comes off this evening in the Town Hall, and is beinc looked forward to with great interest by the musical public. These concerts are of high merit as entertainments, and cannot fail to be of an elevating and enjoyable character. Then names of the artists engaged are more than sufficient guarantee. There is certain to be a full house. CURLES' PICTURES. .4 Curie's pictures to-morrow evening the Rink will be up to the usual high standard. Next Wednesday evening a specially arranged programme will be screened and we trust the townspeople will support the entertainment as the management has generously decided to give 25 per cent, or the proceeds to the hospital fund. HAYWARD'S PICTURES. Hayward's pictures on Monday evening last were well worth seeing, and were thoroughly r reciated by a large audience. "The: it of the Jront'gnacs" was a very magnificent him, tne scenery and acting being of the most acceptable nature. Next Friday evening a specially selected programmers been arranged, one of the attractions being a screening of the last Liverpool Grand National, the of the picture necessitating the use of 20 cameras. The full programme appears in our advertising columns.