ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1049, 28 May 1912, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PICTURE SHOW

A hearty invitation is extended to all the Officers and Territorials now in camp to attend, tree of charge, the picture entertainment to be held in the Coronation Hall to-morrow night. The non. corns, and troopers will be accommodated in the body ot the hall, while the dress circle will be reserved lor the officers. The programme is an excellent one some of the items being of an entirely unusual character. A powerful drama, “Saved from Himself,” by the A.B. Company is an intensely interesting film. “The New Superintendent,” “Fate's Turning,” etc., are all dramas ot a first-class nature. “A Crocodile Farm in California,” unique and striking pictures are in this film. The crocodiles large and small are very much iu evidence, and some fitly to sixty are seen congregated together. “Icebergs off me Coast ot Labrador,” a picture off the coast showing a number oi bergs that assume fantastic forms, the largest one shown in the closing scene is estimated to weigh over halt a million tons. “Brave and Bold,” is a screamingly tunny comic, of the brave man in a dental chair. He has the toothache and scornfully refusing the liquid painkiller, rushes bravely to a dentist to have the obstreperous molar yanked, but, oh, well. “Humours of Animal Fife” is a delightful picture ot animal and bird life from unusual aspects. There are several other good films as will be seen by the advertisement, among them some real good comics.