ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1090, 5 September 1912, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PICTURE SHOW

"Love and Tears” is a most pathetic story to be told on the screen on Saturday night. It is that of a young married couple, fairly rich and devoted to each other, and everything in their world goes merrily until the beautiful wife fell sick, and the doctors ad milted that it was the beginning of the end. For several weeks the husband was frantic and watched day and night at the bedside, but after a while he became wearied of the sorrowful situation and sought change in Bohemian life, One night the end is drawing near, and the husband is going to a ball, but promises to return early. When he returns the sisters of mercy are kneeling at the bedside of the dead wife. ‘‘Where the Money Went,” shows the right way for it to go. A wise young man makes his wife happy by investing it in a home and giving her the deed. The strange part of it is she thinks he spends iton another woman. Also "Fate’s Interception,” a tale of love in the land ot Mexico. A very pretty study entitled "Pups,” also a nature study "Pitcher Plant,” .ire also interesting Sims. There are four real good comedies, “ThTenderfoot’s Troubles,” "Bachelor’s Waterloo,” ' Widow jeiiklii’s Admirers,” and "riot Stuff.” "Hot Stuff” is very laughable. Poor Hauk is left out ol a party, and in revenge”, when hanging round the house, sees some taffy left on the window sill to cool so he doses it with Tabasco Sauce. You may Imagine the result.

MISS MARIE BAINES

AS "OUR MARY ELLEN.”

To morrow night at the Town Hall there is a treat in store for the theatre loving pub -■ of Foxton. By special request Miss Marie Baines will appear in "Our Mary Ellen” or what is better known as "The Lass Fra’ Lancashire.” This popular comedy as originally played by Miss Baines throughout England, can be thoroughly recommended as oue of the brightest and best comediesever staged. Miss Baines has per formed under Royal command in England and the Continent, and under Vice-Regal patronage in New Zealand. During the evening Miss Baines will submit her clever child impersonations, viz., "A Little Girl’s first trip to Blackpool.” A complete change ol songs and hits will be rendered by the company during the entertainment. Miss Baines will be supported by her original company. We can thoroughly recommend our theatre patrons a first-class entertainment aud am sure ail will enjoy themselves, at the popular prices as will be seeu in advertising columns. Box plan is now open aud we advise patrons to book early to avoid disappointment.