ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 249, 12 July 1915, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

KING'S TKEATBS. The change at this theatre will he headed by George. R. Sires' great. drama, "Harbour Lights." It is a pl/>y of enduring eharra, and full of -ippeal, interesting and dramatic, with trong exciting situations. The story | of the plot is a very lengthy one and too much spr.ee would be required for it. Briefly: An old pea dog, Captain Nelson, resides in the village with tils very pretty daughter, Lena, and fosterdaughter, Dora, who is in love with L.eutenant Kirigsly, E.N. Lena is reerctly accepting the atentions of Squire Morlar.il, although she is beloved by Mark Helsten, a young fisherman, who offers her «n honest heart. i "Stanley the Lion Killer," with the greatest of comedians (Sydney Drew) ; in the title role, will be among the best comedies shewn here. The seven >.h series of "Dolly of the Dailies" will be shown, featuring Mary Fuller. The ever popular Australian- Gazette, and "Sarvnnt Girl's Legacy" help to male" i good and interesting programme.