ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1280, 4 August 1914, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ROYAL PICTURES.

At the Royal to-night, the picture, “Never to Return Road,” will be again screened. This is a magnificent production, and should not be missed.

To-morrow night, “Between Man and Beast,” a sensational drama of breadth and magnitude, will be screened. It is 4,150 feet in length, and full of thrilling episodes. It depicts the adventures of Lieut. Noveilli, who is obliged to resign his commission owing to an accident in the dynamite stores of the fort. Scenes in the picture show big game shooting in India, the burning to the water’s edge of a large ship, and adventures with wild animals in the jungle. Another very fine picture is “Daddy’s Soldier Boy,” a thrilling and effective photo-play which reaches the heart. Recent happenings in our own country will be shown, also some good comic?.

MUNICIPAL PICTURES.

, The star film for to-morrow night, “The Tudor Princess,” is a magnificent play of regal splendour, gorgeously costumed; and mounted in kingly manner, being the love story of Mary Tudor, the strong-willed sister of Bluff King Hal. The rest of the programme is composed of: Modes of Travel in Japan (scenic), The Open Gate (drama), Pathe Gazette (topical), United in Danger (drama), His Imaginary Family (comic), Rebecca’s Wedding Day (comic).