ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1523, 16 March 1916, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

FULLER’S PICTURES. The 10th episode of “The Million Dollar Mystery” attracted a full house last night. This instalment, as usual, is full of exciting incidents and holds one’s close attention throughout. Supporting items consist of : “Nearly a Prizefighter,” comedy ; “Picturesque China,” scenic ; “Professor’s Painless Cure,” comic; “The Pathe Gazette,” topical ; “An Hour of Freedom,” drama ; “Napoleon’s Chimpanzee,’’ animal study.

SATURDAY—(One night only). On Saturday the Domino Co. presents a striking drama of the romance of a millionaire, entitled, “The Living. Wage.” A millionaire was asked by a minister of his church for assistance in the case of a girl who was receiving six dollars per week The millionaire avers that 1. ... .-.afficient for anyone to live upon. In order to prove it he undertakes to live on that amount per week for a mouth. He rents one of his own tenements and starts on his selfimposed task. He meets a Ruth Vail, who is living in the same tenement, and his adventures start. The end is particularly good. Other pictures of interest are : “One Busy Day,” this is guaranteed to create hearty laughter in the most dismal person ; “Scenes in Rustenberg,” a splendid scenic review by the Clues Co. ; “The Victorious Jockey,” a cheerfully ludicrous set of cartoons ; “Four Grains of Rice,” the Vitagraph Co. offer an exciting Chinese drama in two parts; “Topical Budget,” a well filled store of newsy items ; “Do'weli’s Duels,” one of the funniest one reel film farces ever shown ; and “John Bull’s Sketch Book,” a series of funny cartoons by the Neptune artist.