ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1433, 5 August 1915, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

FULLER’S PICTURES, The change of programme screened at the Town Hall last night consisted of an exceptionally fine series of pictures, an outstanding feature being, “The Colonel of the Red Plussars.” In richness of settings, as well as in the dramatic values entailed, this film is a splendid offering, and will surely please all classes. Other items are: “The Great Itarthqnake in Italy,” interest; “The Love of Pierre Larosse,” drama ; “After The Snowstorm in Denmark,” scenic: “The Latest Topical” ; “Getting Father’s Goat,” comedy: “The Band Leader,” comedy. FRIDAY & SATURPjAY. There are two monster attractions for the change of programme tor Friday and Saturday, including the seventh grand series of “The Adventures of Kathiyn,” in “The Garden oi Brides.” Kathiyn and Bruce manage to escape from the brigands, and, retracing their steps to Allaha, plan the deliverance of Colonel Hare. Ramaba suggests to Umballah the idea ot marrying Colonel Hare, who has been forced upon the throne, to a native girl and he agrees. Native girls are paraded before Colonel Hare, who sees Kathiyn heavily veiled, Umballah unwittingly releases the leopard guard of the treasure room, and in the melee that follows our party escapes. Kathiyn, however, is found to be missing. Also a Keystone farce, “Fatty’s Magic Pants.” With supporting items of exceptional merit. ROYAL PICTURES. A noticeable feature at the Royal to-night is a drama adapted from the well-known novel by Octave Fenlllet, “The Romance of a Poor Young Man.” This is a really good film, and has a good programme supporting it. Saturday evening’s entertainment, besides containing the thirteenth instalment of the great serial, “Trey o’ Hearts,” will include the additional dramatic film of intense interest, “The Wireless Voice.” The last instalment ot the “Dolly of the Dailies” series will also be screened.