ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1041, 19 December 1912, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PICTURE SHOW

The programme for Saturday dght which will be found printed isewhere in this issue, is full of real good subjects. The dramas, “ The Bank President’s Sou ” by the Edison Company and “ With the Enemy’s Help,” by the A.B. Company, are both stirring stories of pluck and adventure. ‘‘The Insurgent Senator,” another drama by the Edison Company, is the story of a young senator from the back woods. This is one ol those timely stories of contemporary life which the Edisou forces seem to handle •exceptionally well. It is played with a splendid directness that carries the spectator with it. A very interesting story is “The Detective’s Conscience,” and what happened as the result of a raid ou a still. A scenic film will show lovely views and beauty spots in and rouqd Constantinople. Another scenic is entitled, “ Palaces of Versailles,” views of beautiful and wonderful erections. “ The Gaumont Graphic ” is a - I one, giving many snap-shots terest in the events of the The comedies “ Frivolous A V Don’t Touch It,” x rip to Bermuda,” and lastly ji- ;»t as good as any if not better is Zigoto’s FTew’Motor Car.” The many adventures of Zigoto and his fearful and wonderful driving striking terror into everyone on the road, will make a story full of excitement and fun from beginning to end.