AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 43, 31 May 1910, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

COOPER & MACDERMOTT'S OPERASCOPE AXD WESTMINSTER BKLLRIXUERS. On Thursday and Friday next, at'tlieTheatre Roval tlie above company will visit Xew Plymouth iii a new entertainment, which promises to .be particularly attractive. In introducing the Westminster Bellringers, the management promise a rich musical treat, intermingled with a liappv vein of high class comedy. The Bellringers have not hitherto oeen seen here, and their manipulation of the Organ Chimes is said to be a revelation, the tones are clear anil the instruments product the richest melody. The tabu'nr harp produces tones of flute and violin combined. There are Russian sleighbells, xylophones, orchestra hells and other novelties, from which the clever performers extort magnificent music. The chief interest in the pictures centre* round a .brilliant series illustrating that tri'oat war drama. "An Englishman's Home." A splendid sensational picture is "The Outlaws." An excellent series of comic films are als'o billed, together with others of scenic and dramatic nature. The name of the firm is a sufficient guarantee for two hours of wholesome amusement. "REVENUE."' The weather last ni«ht was treacherous. and this, no doubt, accounted for the *m»ill attendance at the Theatre Royal to witness the production of "Revenge" bv Messrs. Allan Hamilton and' Max Maxwell's touring dramatic company. Our rewort of the performance, which was highly successful, is unavoidably held over.