AMUSEMENTS

Taihape Daily Times, 22 April 1918, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

KING’S THEATRE. A story rich in incident Is told iii “Borrowed Plumage,” the Triangle drama .starring- Bessie Bariscale. She portrays the kitchen wench of a castle on the Irish coast at the time of the exploits of the 'American rover Paul Jones. She has always hankered after the way of the gentry, and at the approach of the hold pirate to the coast, all the Castle folk run away and the kitchenmaid has her chance. She proceeds to dress herself in the costume of a grand lady, when sudV denly she finds that the English garrison has arrived to defend the castle They, of course, mistake her for one of the family, and she does the honours with great success. Then arrives a former lover, and she knows him to be one of the crew of Paul Jones’ privateer. Exciting adventures follow, but all of course ends happily. T,he fight between the pirates and the English garrison is most exciting. There is a fine comedy entitled “Tom's Tramping Troupe.” Gaumont Graphic, Scenics. To-morrow night that fine Metrp “The Silent Voice,” will be screened.