ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1020, 7 November 1912, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PICTURE SHOW.

Picture show patrons are to have another big star film presented on Saturday night, “Love’s Revenge,’’ a most sensational and stirring picture that grips and holds the attention all through. Another drama, “The Spider's Web,” it gathers them in. A warning to the unwary, and those who would get rich quick, the sharpers are on the lookout, seeking whom they may devour. Their victim in this ease escaped. Coup; in, look and learn a-lessou. “The Spider’s Web,” has in the leading part Mr Maurice Costello, and this fact is in itself a guarantee of the excellence of the subject. “Darkfeather’s Strategy,” au exciting Indian story, picturesquely set out. “The Social Secretary,” is another drama well worth seeing. The story is of a young widow, who is endeavouring to make her living by writing, and how the admirer of the woman whose secretary she is, becomes infatuated with her, and to avoid standing in the way , of her patron, quits her situation

and again has to fight against poverty. There are two fine scenics, a Gaumont Graphic and the usual number of comedies and comics. A comedy by the Lubin Coy., “The Tin Can Rattle,” Jim Bledsoe, editor of “The Rattle,” is up against it; the paper does not pay and he has to pay his debts at the point of a gun. A stranded actress applies for a position and being pretty is engaged. 1 Among other innovations she proposes a voting contest to decide who is The most popular man in Tin Can. Come and see the result.