ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1023, 14 November 1912, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PICTURE SHOW.

More high class pictures for Saturday night. The scenics are UT«- ' 1 M n r* XU ctuu i\uudu jciuorttcui -*.*u “ Ancient Delhi.” The latter is a most interesting travel subject giving one a very comprehensive and vivid picture of this wonderful old city. Some magnificent views of the jr.ramr Ma c jid, the largest mosque in the world are given, and reverent Mohammedans

before the mosque making their obeisances to the setting sun. Another film of interest is “ Microscopic Pond Dwellers/’ The dramas are as usual a splendid sample of photoplay. “ The Heir Apparent:” Clara Laugham, an American girl, studying art in Europe, is out sketching one day, when a handsome young stranger approaches and warns her that she is trespassing upon the royal domains. The young man who calls himself Rudolph Kohler, is in reality Duke Rudolph, the heirapparent, aud round the two is woven a very touching story. “ The Trail of Gold,” a romantic story of the west, telling how two bags of gold dust were stolen from an old man and his granddaughter and how the trail of gold left in the dust led to the discovery of the thief. “ A Temporary Truce” shows how two men who hate each other form a truce to fight the common enemy. The finish of the story is quite unique and the production as a whole is one of the most convincing western stories ever made. Patrons can be assured they will find all the fun and merriment possible in the films, “ Constable Smith’s Magic Baton,” “ The Forgotten Dancing Shoes,” aud “ The Diamond Barings,” etc.