ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1050, 30 May 1912, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PICTURE SHOW. “An Aeroplane Elopement,” this right up-to-date film in the form of a most thrilling drama will be screened on Saturday, night. Another most sensational drama that grips is, “Thrown to the Lions,” also “A Noble Enemy,” this is a thrilling naval drama, replete with exciting incidents. The pictures were taken on board the United States ship “Minnesota.” “The Inhabitants of Jungle Town,” a picture of many types ot wild animals, some of which create hearty laughter. ‘Norwegian Fjords,” a charming and picturesque scenic subject, dealing with the rugged beauty of the Norwegian coast. Its outstanding features are pictutes of tremendous precipices and glittering waterfalls. Another very pretty scenic film is “The Making oi Silk Hats.” A Gaumont Graphic will clearly and distinctly portray some of the recent events from all parts of the world. An interesting industrial subject is the “Tobacco Industry,” from leaf to cigar. The comics are a really funny lot, namely, “ Dooley's Scheme,” “Mr Inquisitive,” and one of the Vitagraph side splitters “Hypnotising the Hypnotist,’’-and also a most amusing comedy by the Lubin Company, “Some Mother-in-law.” Really a firstclass assortment of films dealing with all manner of subjects from the sublime to the ridiculous.