ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1071, 18 July 1912, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PICTURE SHOW. Just take a look at the programme lor Saturday aud you will be convinced that it is worth going to see. There is a most thrilling Indian drama by the A.B. Coy. entitled, “The Last Drop of Water,” which creates intense excitement all through. Another equally powerful drama by the Vitagraph is “ The Latent Spark.” “The Way of the Esquimo,” is oue of the Selig’s first-class productions. “Winter in Finland,” is a beautiful snowy film bright aud clear. Au interesting natural history subject will be tound in “British Birds 01 Prey,” aud au “Australian Gazette,” with pictures of events right up-to-date. “The Widow Visits Spriugtown,” is one of the Vitagraph Company’s tip-top comedys, you will laugh every time yon think ol it lor weeks afterwards. The fun of the evening will lie the film “Foolshead Somnambulist,” the adventures ol Foolshead in his midnight wanderings will send everyone into fits of laughter. “The Counterleiters,” is a real good comedy, tor which the A.B. Company are responsible. Surely there can be no better way of spending a Saturday evening than attending the municipal pictures, where there is to be found enjoyment for everybody.