ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 236, 28 June 1915, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

KING’S THEATSE. splendid* range- of subjects’ iii■clpded,.dn. -the' ;, riow--- prbgraihmb? at tin si theatre do.-night should ,be r cdhdtiVive; •to. good attendances, for two star films arc. to be shown] in ndditon to five sr.i parting ■ plays find. OxcelleiVt 'war /gazettes. .The:-first picture is’ a great colour-line drama, entitled' <‘The - Gribs' pf ..the .Past, 7--showing Mexican '.plantation life and curse' of black blood. A, .fine, Edison loyiJ story drama will also be- screened, entitled ,f The tnopeuod Letter;*’;; The story grips the heart' be-; cause-of its hniHah : and spiritual teach- ' iugi.thaf love should- not A good Iveystblie ; deads' : .tlie >; comedies, i ..:vl it is full of surprises,- " i HILDA DORRINGTON’S FROCKS’ ; The frocks wo'rifby Miss Dorrington: in “Camille,” to ;: be produced at the Town Hall, Taihapo to-morrow night ace beautiful. Yi : : " •' ■•/ In.jtlie first place-she weirs an even big dress of silver tissue, with a serifioverdyess of atherald jfeen ninon edged with gold braid, the trained slcirt having a deep border of GuipeVe insertion, with which is worn a quaint jewelled deaddress. In act two Miss' D'orrington wears one of Worth's creations. It is called i sunshine frock, a pale maize coloured figured silk, the skirt draped and over it a narrow panel ’finished with a 'urge cnbachcn of pearl and crystal cm a net foundation is finished with a high swathe belt of the silk, the “tout ensemble’’ having the effect of a ray of golden sunshine. ' The gown designed by Madame Chris-t-ene for Act four is a typical specimen of that famous modiste craft, the drap. •ed skirt of purple satin charmeuse rising to the bodied which is composed of gold embossed, velvet together a Dernier Cri of fashion, long sleeves of purple net complete one of Miss Dorrington’s most exquisite robes. A frock which is a striking contrast to the evening gowns is of white Oriental satin with a short fur-edged tunic of blue tapestried ninon, the bodice of ninon and fur. During the performance some novel evening wraps are worn, one very striking bejng a military cape of purple satin-lined with shell pink lace, the high military collar of Paris lace with embossed purple flowers. Miss Hogu e who plays Madam Prudence w'ears a very distinct frock in Act four, by “Farmer,” Sydney. The new khaki coloured lac-e forms an overdress for a delicate shell pink parlette silk. 7 The- bodice is finished in front with a large opal butterfly and with-a khaki bait completes a charming toilette., The company will be appearing for one night, only and the box plan. Is now on view at Finch’s where day gales may also be obtained and] seats- reserved without extra charge. The performance, commences at 8.15.