AMUSEMENTS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 40, 17 February 1916, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

THREE STARS PICTURE THEATRE

The most important of all picture events will be shown to-night at this theatre, when Rex Beach's greatest work, "The Spoilers," of 9,000 ft. It is the greatest of melodramas, vibrating with human emotion passion, life, and power. It reproduces living, breathing men and women of blood and heajrt. It upholds virtue and honour. It denounces vice. It is a story of Alaska's goldfields to which* men liar 1 come in thousands strong, awaiting the going of the ice that barred them from the golden flee'ee. The management is still adhering to the usual prices, so that all can see it. We recommend this picture to all picture patrons and predict packed houses.

KING'S PICTURE THEATRE. The new programme to-night will be headed with a sensational drama, "The Radium Thieves." Here you have the greatest story of exciting adventure and deadly peril and thrilling episodes ever screened at Broadway and a play of absorbing interest. The supporting pictures are: "Tunis and Surroundings" (scenic), "Checkmate" (drama), "Pa the Gazette," "The Clubman" (comedy), "Miss Fatty's Seaside Lovers" (Keystone).