AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 173, 31 October 1910, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

NOVEL AND ARTISTIC ATTRACTION. It is difficult nowadays to find anything in the amusement world strong enough to excite any unusual interest, but when the lucky one does find the "foods," his enterprise and costly ex- ( perimcuts bring him golden returns. Tn this connection, the well-known Taylor-.-Carrincton management have been fortunate enough to. arrange with John Fuller and Sons for the sole New Zealand presentation of a pictorial dramatisation of Marcus Clarke's delightful story, "For the Term of His Natural Life." This splendid realistic picturedrama cost over £IOOO in the making; but it has paid for itself ten times over. and is touring New Zealand with phenomenal success. In Auckland, Wellington. Christchurch and Dunedin, hundreds were turned away nightly, and the management paid one. and sometimes two, return visits. This picture drama wa~, the cause of the management being fined for overcrowding the large theatre in Auckland—a very unusual occurrence. The T-ivlor-Carringtons are proverbially luc!;\- theatrical speculators, and, in se curing "His Natural Life," have struck a rep! bonanza. The local visit, strictly limited to one ni:;ht. is set: down for. Wednesday next. Popular prices will be charged. Seats mi\v be reserved at Collier's.