ENTERTAINMENTS.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 479, 7 November 1919, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

Chautauqua. Following is the programme for the three final days : FRIDAY { today) -Afternoon : Concert, by Zedeler Symphonic Quintette ; Lec'ure, " The New Era in Civilization," Mr M. C. Reed. Evening: Grand Concert by Zedeler Quintette; Lecture Talk (20 minutes). Mrs M. 0. Reed. BATQRDAY, November Bth Afternoon : Concert, by Fen wick Newell Concert Party ; Lecture, " The Value of a Visi >n," Mr M. 0. Reed. Evening : Concert, Fenwick Newell Concert Party ; Lecture, " The Road to Happiness," Dr. Caroline Giesel. SUNDAY NIGHT, 830 pm. : Judge Geo D. Alden will deliver a powerful lecture, which will be preceded by a musical programme. A collection will be taken up to assist local committee.

MONDAY, November 10th - Afternoon : Concert, Fenwick New ell Concert Party ; Lecture, " Better Living," by Dr. Giesel. Evening : Junior Town, Junior Town Citizens ; Health Talk, Dr. Giesel ; Grand Concert, Fenwick Newell Concert Party.

Lyceum Pictures.

" Th« Better 'Ole "

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th

'•The Better 'Ole" is notanar picture, nor a series of cartoons It is n full blooded play dealing with living, breathing human characters, including Old Bill, Bert and Alf It is a thought compelling, tear raising, mirth provoking, cheerful and truthful romance, representative of the true British spiiifc in the trenches, and typifing the devil-may-care courage anil devotion shown by our boys, some of whom went to the Great Beyond with a joke on their lips Cld Bill, the walrus and h s two merry men, Bert and Alf stand as symbols of the old army, human characters which Captain Bruce Bairnsfather has immortalised and whose memory will be perpetuated for love and laughter by this pictuii sation of " The Better 'Ole." The Lyceum mauagement are screening this picture by arrangeuieut with tLe International Atiraci ions Ltd. The admission charges are adults 2s and Is 6d, plus tax. children, 6d and Is.