ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1066, 20 February 1913, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PICTURE SHOW Have you seen the programme for Saturday? if not see it at once! Such a powerful ol subjects. The great historical drama, “St. George and the Dragon.” Tullia persuades the Preator to dismiss St. George from the Roman Court. The King informs his daughter of her impending sacrifice. The King’s madness. Angisa on her way to death, etc. “ Curfew Shall Not Ring ToNight,” taken from the poem of the same name. See the thrilling scene representing the lines, out she swung far. out, the city seemed a speck of light below, twixt heaven and earth, her form suspended as the bell swung to and fro. Beautiful and realistic. Quite a new film, “Modern Methods of Cheese Making in Taranaki, New Zealand. The picture opens with a fine view of Mount Egmont and country, with well-watered plains and pasture lands, and gives a good idea of the immense herds of cattle employed in the dairy industry. Other films are, a beautiful drama, “The Little Artist of the Market,” a story of Italy. “Work in a U.S-A. Arsenal, showing some big guns in the making. This is described as a star interest film. Also “ Gaumont Graphic,” “ Scenic Views of Livoran, “ The Kingfisher,” a first class comedy. “Is Leah Downhearted?” bubbling with merriment.