AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 131, 25 May 1908, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

'KuW.KKi U.XDLK AILUS.' ."!''« •■'•l -o loiiTTincc it n -as m 0,., ol an ordeal than a pleasure to'atlcul <- moving picture entertainment. Such rapid sindc, are being made in t|, v H , lv oi improvement, to the pn,jcctiu\ ~{, 1-antuis lba , „ 1( . aJvv . ut n( . 1 taimiie.it ol this nature is ea-erlv h.ol -«l 'or»ard to. facially so ,s tiii, the ci.se when the enloitaiument has -iich a splendid reputation as that of the Dominion, o |,| m ~„-, ~,,,„, t ., J , | , (a|l , exhibitor. Mr. L'dn.und Montgomery lor elc\en year, that gentleman has catered for .Vow Zcalaudcr, in a 'most liberal maimer, and. bv alwavs ko.-pj,,.,-in touch with the world* bos'i ha, been able to put on a -how -ccond to none. Cood as previous companies have been, the present is said to be by tar the best combination over under the control of Mr. .Montgomery. The peture- are the latent obtainable, and. to .jiiote the bills, are '•educating, entertaining, exhilarating.-' The entertainers are headed by the proprietor himself, who. alway, a lii'st-class balladist, H now singing better than ever. The m-jsoii opens uu Thursday next, £sih in*t. The novelty Mr. Montgomery brings with him on this Occasion is a, series of living pictures illustrative of the principal scene- in the well-known Au-traliau novel, "Uobbciy Under' Ann,." -j-lie adveulurcs of Captain starlight, the Jlar-tc.u IJrother-. and the W.inigal are known to all who have read the novel, and it will be a new -eit-ation to see the-e ad\eulurcis depleted through the cinematograph. Jn addition to the main feature of the entertainment there will be a host of other pictures, intoio,-ting. comic and in-tiiictice. and people may rely upon spending a plea-am eoupie of hours with Montgomery', entertainers. I