ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 185, 15 April 1915, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

NICHOLLS' PICTURES. A conipleteo change of programme takes place at the Sts f ioh Street Theatre to-night. The star film is one of Russian war life and is entitled "War's Life Blood." It is a stirring drama drawn around a Russian homo. Two sons of a Russian general are in love with a peasant girl and the thrilling experiences of both in their way through the war are most interesting. Another very beautiful and picturesque drama is "The Awakening of Barbara Dare." The War Budget is full and up-to-date. To-morow night a change if piogrammc takes place at the Throe Stars Theatre, in which the contest for the Davis Cup is beautifully and realislically portrayed. It shows the world's famous tennis match, which was ployed in New York, when Wilding and Brookes wrested the coveted cup from America. This is really a fine picture and few tennis players would begrudge three times the cost of admission to see it. Some other fine pictures mak-; a really superior programme.