AMUSEMENTS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 348, 13 December 1915, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

KING’S THEATRE. A powerful nautical drama, entitled “The Shoali Light,” will hi- Hie star picture to-night. Ezra Tucker, for 30 years keeper of the lighthouse, receives a letter from the Government stating he has reached the ago limit, and asked for his retirement. The threads of the drama are interesting and holds you to the end. The second star is “An Affair for the * Police. ; ’

It is a detective drama of an uunsunl sort, dealing with the upper classes in America, and the most experienced solver of crimes cannot guess who committed the robbery. The programme includes War Gazette and Cartoons, shoiwng the Japanese training squadron, comics, industi}, and a Keystone.

THESE STASH THEATRE

A powerful, pathetic masterpiece, “The Bond of Womanhood,” will be the star picture to-night. Here is a story that shows there is still much good in the world, that happiness may be hidden but cannot be lost. An interesting and attractive subject is “Wellington Queen Carnival Procession.” Other pictures arc; “A Chip of the Old Block.” Out for _=’ Stroll,” War Gazette, showing Maoris performing a final hakabefoic leaving for the front. There aro also other pictures, including a Keystone.