ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1046, 4 January 1913, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PICTURE SHOW.

Still within the festive season we ai.’ . resenting fine star films. ‘ an Treachery,” a tale that •.vi* turill you through and In.v,ugh. Some of the scene-: will sh . a hungry liou trying to (orce the doc ..ind which the fugitives are niddeu ; a dog which finds the track of the Arab abductors of the white child : an exciting fight between Arabs and the English, and many other scenes all to be found in Arabian treachery. 1 Never have we had quite such a remarkable scene as that in this film, in which a white woman and her child are menaced by maneating lions, one of which is shown repeatedly leaping at the frail door of the hut, a remarkable piece of realism which will thrill- all who see it. "The Old Kent Road,” another life portrayal of the costerfolk of England, chevalieriam, character studies introduced in a piquant and characteristic story. Also "Their Hero,” from “At Good Old Si wash , ” ,by George Fitch. will also be presented "Scenes in Cuba>” "Soluhofer Quarries” an industrial film, and a new topical film, "The Eclair Journal.” The comedies Will please you, they are : "Amorbus Arthur,” “Tpntolini’s Cheap Outfit,”. "Their Baby,” and the “Boarding-house Heiress,” and every one is full of peals of ringing laughter. You will like this programme—it is a good one. '