ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1465, 28 October 1915, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

FULLER’S PICTURES

CHILDREN OF.THE,CIRCUS

Here is a stirring story of circus life, showing the intimate daily life of a circus performer, with the true details. The narrative concerns a performer, who is deeply in love with his wife, is suddenly carried from bis mental balance by jealousy. He sees his wile making signs to a handsome Lieutenant sitting in the auditorium. The sad result is that he mistakes his aim (it is a sharpshooling act), and he kills his wife. The drama takes you along the path of the performer’s life. He sends his little daughter to a boarding-school, she grows Into a beautiful woman-, and is her lather a idol. Then happens the tragedy that spoils the unfortunate man’s life and leaves his daughter broken-hearted and alone. Other items of interest are: “Fatty’s and Mabel’s Married Lite,” Keystone comedy; “Zeppelin Raid on Paris,” interest; “A Lite iu the Balance,” drama ; “The Peacemaker,” comedy ; “The Latest Topical Gazette.” FRIDAY & .SATURDAY, The Reliance Company present a stirring story of old America, tingling with emotion and character in “Tire Slave Girl.” After the Indians kill a little girl's father they carry the child away with them, together with a letter, written to her aunt, which the little girl has left the imprint of her chubby smudged hands upon. Morgan, a slave trader, rescues her from the Indians, and then substitutes her for a little Mulatto who has just died. She is put iu charge of a yellow girl, and from then till she is bought by some white people, is treated cruelly. From the time she becomes one oi the Marks’ servants till she marries is au unusually powerlul story and hold you breathless. Other films are: “Ambrose’s Fury,” a breezy seaside farce comedy ; “Love Will Out,” drama; “Cleaning Time,” comedy ; “The Image of the Past,” drama ; “Up in the Air,” comedy ; “Topical Budget No. 196-1.”