AMUSEMENTS.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 503, 25 September 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

CURLE'S PICTURES

To-night at the Skating Rink the above company will appear in a programme of special merit. The "star" attraction of the evening is a 2500 feet special drama entitled "Love's Revenge." This picture is full of exciting situations, and pathetic incidents, and has evoked loud applause a wherever produced. "The Eye That Never Sleeps" is a secret service drama of wonderful interpretation, and will appeal strongly to lovers of adventure. A pathetic attraction is "His Lesson," and the maker's name, A.8., is a sufficient guarantee that it is among the best. " Love of an Island Maid" is also well worth seeing. The balance of the programme including comic and comedy films, and the usual Gazette, make this ona of the productions the company has brought to Te Kuiti, and picture lovers should not miss such a treat. The company will be showing on Thursday night also with an entire change of programme, full of the best pictures the world produces.

HAYWARDS' PICTURES. At the Town Hall on Friday evening next, an entirely new programme wjII be Screened by the Hayward's management. The feature film is entitled "Fate's Buffetings," an.l is a picture of real life, with a natural, and at the same time, absorbing, story. A superb scenic, "Paris," will be shown. Other subjects are "Lucknow" scenic; "Latest Pathe Gazette,," topical; "Fighting Dan McCool," drama; "Becky Finds a Husband," comedy; "Haunted Rocker," and "Bobby Stamps the Post Cars."

MISS VALERIE COLLINS. We direct attention to the advertisement in another column announcing the entretainment to be given by Miss Valerie Collins and talented company. Miss Collins is a charming young New Zealand contralto, whose voice has been trained by Madam Christian, of Sydney, and who comes with some of the best newspaper reports possible. The Sdyney Daily Telegraph says:—"Miss Valerie Collins scored a great success last evening in the Sydney Town Hall. She sang in confident style and with dramatic spirit." The Sydney Morning Herald says:—Miss Valerie Collins should become known. The fine quality and vibrating resonance of her voice assisted her to an effective interpretation of '0 Love from thy Power.' The effect can be and is honestly praised, and shows what star voices can do with Delia's lovely aria."

With Miss Collins comes the pick of New Zealand's artists, together with Mr H. Madisson Cardon, whose humorous monologues and comic sketches keep his audience in roars of laughter. Altogether the entertain ment promises 10 be the best we have had in the district. Box plan at Mr McColl's, where 3s seats can be reserved.