ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 12, 8 July 1911, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ROYAL PICTURES. I • third programme TO-NIGITT Another change of pictures will ' be screened at to-day's matinee by the Royal Pictures. This programme is said ,to surpass even Thursday's excellent programme, and iricludes one of'Pnthe breres' colored historical dramas, entitled "t oquet," ami is played on the actual sites where the incidents depicted took place. The drama is of the Louis jAiv. period, and is exceedingly well mounted and costumed, and admirably Played by Monsieur Alexandre of the Comedie Vraneais, Paris. The Carnival on the Cote d'Azur. lflU, is ateo on ttie bill for to-day's change, whilst an .excellent film depicts a trip from Mlety to Vladikavkaz, which includes the famous military road of Geor<*ie Ossetinian peasants towards Vadicavkaz,' the terek river and village of Kazbek, the tomb of a Georgian prince, St. George's Church, Mount Kazbek (17,410 ft. hHi) gorges of the Terek and Darlel, ruins of •Queen Tamara's Castle, and a .beautiful scene of the mountain nt sunset By special request Pathe Gazette No. 110 will be repeated, and that beautiful colored picture of the cocoanut industry. 1 j re 'l aintl<>r °f the programme includes /A7,-zag Eccentric Acrobats "The Greater Call," "John Monchot's Lie," Birds and Crumbs," "A Summer Flirla- ?'. Betty and Jane at the Theatre," and "Dancing Powder." This excellent progiammo will be repeated on Monday and iuesday evenings, and on Wednesday a complete change will be submitted for one night only. The box plans are nov* open at Hoffmann's.