ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 299, 12 May 1911, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

'• THE WAXDEKERS." Mr. Jas. Morgan, whose last visit here was as manager for the late Mel. B. Spun;, arrived in town last evening to make arrangements for the appearance in Xpw 'Plymouth on Thursday and Friday next, 18th and 19th inst., of Mr. Ceo. Stevenson's latest English attraction, "The Wanderers Musical Comedy Costume Company," who have just concluded a phenomenally successful season in Wellington. The company come with exceptionally fine Press credentials, and may expect to he appreciated here. Particulars as to dates, etc., will appear in our next issue. BIOGRAPH PICTURES. X Tiie star attraction on last night's change was the fine historical film, "Heniv VIII, and Catherine Howard.' I The life of Henry VIII. i 9 too well known to need recapitulation, sufficient to say the picture is faithfully repro dueed, even to the last scene, when Norfolk volunteers to take the executioner's place. The other films are well in keeping with this star attraction. Jack Fat and Jim Slim" is a vitagraph comedy. "The Portrait" is another comedy by the same company. "A (ilorious Day at Coney Island." "My Four Flush." a thousand feet comcdv, introduces I'red Walton, the premier of silent comedy. The scenics are particularly good, and the dramatic and comic films are all of a high standard. This programme will be screened again tonight.