ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1442, 31 August 1915, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

FULLER’S PICTURES. “DOUGH AND DYNAMITE.” The popular comedian, Charlie Chaplin, was responsible for a good attendance at the Town Hall last night, when he appeared in the comedy film, “Dough and Dynamite.” Charlie is a waiter at a combined bakery and restaurant, and when the bakers go on strike the proprietor makes him take their places. What Charlie does in the course of his new duties is the cause of wild merriment tor the audience. Other good pictures are: “Domestic Devon,” interest; “Maria’s Sacrifice,’’drama; “Egyptian Monuments,” interest ; “The Hop Smugglers,” drama; “Magazine Cooking,” comic ; “Gathering and Preparing Cocoauuts,” industrial ; “His Chorus Girl Wife,” a story of stage life. WEDNESDAY SEPT. ist. ONE NIGHT ONLY. The programme for to-morrow night includes stirring Kalem drama, “The Derelict,” a story dealing with the overmastering love of a man for his business partner’s wife, and is a drama that sounds the deeps and shallows of human nature. Another typically tunny Keystone, “Love, Speed and Thrills,” is included, and is termed “the busiest Keystone extant.” It extends the laughing faculties to bursting point, the utterly absurd hero, the ridiculous villain, the farcical heroine, the grotesque and comical situations which happen, making the laugh- ' ng a continuous roar.