AMUSEMENTS.

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 23 May 1917, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

THEBE STARS.

The change of programme to-night will be headed by a Metro masterpiece, “The Final Judgment,” featuring that brilliant actress Ethel Barrymore, in five acts. The first episode of the great animal picture “Wild Animal Life,” will be shown. These

pictures are more interesting and of more educational value than the celebrated Rainey’s wild animal series; The management intend to exhibit one of these series every Wednesday and Thursday for the next six weeks, and they should be seen by adults as well as children, as they are of great’educational value. They are really veryfine pictures and convey more in the way of instruction than any lecture or literary work can do.

EVEEYBODY'S. X There was a large and appreciative audience at Everybody's last Tight when, the Famous Players feature “Still Waters, ” was the star attraction. Marguerite Clark is charming indeed and the scenery along the. canal is beautiful. A striking scmie in the circus is the performing seal.-, an act that is hardly creditable. For a time one imagines that they are really in a circus. There are also pierforming elephants trapeze •■ml reman ring acts, monkeys; but the best of all is the seals. They are absolutely clever. A delightful love story between Dr. Ramsay and Nesta has a romantic ending. Supports include an interesting zooland piicture, “Feeding the Reptik's, ’’ a Salem comedy, and a cartoon subject. Those who had other engagements last evening should not miss the final opportnnitv to-night of seeing this excellent programme.