AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 255, 21 October 1908, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

WEST'S PICTURES. Now Plymouth playgoers will no doubt be pleased to renew acquaintance wilih West's Pictures at the'Tlittiiro Royal next Saturday. A special feature of the programme to be presented will be tile, mimical items by the De Ciroens' .Vice-Regal Orchestra, a specially organised tody of musicians engaged by Mi- West in Australia for the present tour. The name of "West" as a picture entrepreneur is deservedly fligili ill the estimation of the play going public, and recent reports speak in most flattering terms of the programmes being submitted in other towns, lllie public are promised new subjects, produced witji that attention to detail M-Hiich has made "West's Pictures" famous bolll in New Zealand and Australia. The season in New Plymouth is limited to two nights and different pictures and music wil be produced eacHi evening, The plans are now open at the Dresden.

"FACING THE MUSIC." All the arrangements are now complete for the staging of "Facing the Music." liy tile lopal amateurs'who j-.r.-slaging the comedy on Friday next hi aid of tiie Recreation Spojjts Ground. ,'l'hc performers, wlio hav:: devoted so much of their tiniii in rehearsals, are now in excellent form, and with Ihe .beautiful secirery which has been specially painted l>v Jlr. Fred Stephens, the iproduclion should be one of the very •hest amateur shows ever put on in tlic ' Dominion.