ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1078, 20 March 1913, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PICTURE SHOW

Patrons will have the opport von Saturday night o' witnessing a number of ver fine fi; .n--, and the --1 Ejects are sreh as wiil hoJ the attention the whole ime “Tii - Pirate’s Daughter” „ fine l.amatic representation of Dirigo, the old Californian coast pirate, and his daughter, who gives her love to the brave man vbo has made her an orphan in .ne performance of his duty.- A very modern story is “The Young Millionaire,” who announces that he has lost all his money, in order to test his so-called friends, and in the end he finds one friend, Other dramas are ; “Mountaineer’s Romance,” and “A Fugitive from Justice.” The latter is a story showing how a family protected an outlaw, aud throws the posse off the track ; the outlaw leaves at night, and steals his host’s property. His capture is satisfactory to all. The very latest views will be found in a “Pathe Gazette,” bright, clear and interesting. A glorious scenic film is, “Neapoliton Sketch.” And, fun without end is contained in a tip-top lot of comedies. “Buster and the Pirates,” at an outing Buster and Brooks have a quarrel and Brooks throws a pail of water over Buster’s yacht. That night Buster dreams that he and Henrietta in the yacht are pursued and captured by Brooks and his pirates. They, however, escape and with a keg of powder blow up the whole band. EASTER MONDAY NIGHT. On Easier Monday night a first-class holiday programme of pictures will be submitted, and the films are good, the subjects are right, and all who attend may be assured of passing a most enjoyable evening. A bumper house may be expected.