AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 96, 1 August 1910, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

"AS MIDNIGHT CHIMES.". On Wednesday next, August 3rd, George Marlow's Dramatic Oui..puiy will re-appear here, and present one of the greatest and latest dramatic successes of the British and Australian States, titled '"'As Midnight Chimes. The author of "As Midnight Chimes" is said to have eclipsed all his previous efforts and judging by the large audiences and the demomstra'tioms of approval that greeted: this drama everywhere this would appear to be the case. "As Midnight! Chimes" presents one succession otj charming scenes and it is announced! that no less than sixteen splendid tableaux will be shown during the four acts of the drama. There are three big scenes, including a sensational rail- J way escape. The approach of the train, I the escape and the subsequent wreckage' are vividly shown. Another of the big scenes is where the hero rescues the heroine from the Thames, a realistic scene with the moving water, and the hero when arrested immediately after by the police is rescued in turn by his comrades, is in itself a stirring gcene. The box plan is at Collier's Music Warehouse, where also day sale tickets may be secured. Prices are 4s ; 2s 6d and Is. No early, doors. : .|