ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 193, 4 January 1913, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EMPIRE PICTURE PALACE. The usual matinee will be held at the Empire, commencing at 2.30 this afternoon, when a complete new programme will be screened. As usual the selecion is from the latest productions of the world's leading film producers, and is admirably diversified. The Selig studio ig well repreesnted with a fine dramatic study "The Miller of Burgundy" being a story of the modern peasantry of France. "The Missing lunger" introduces the Lubin players in an interesting Western detective play, and there are also dramatic studies by C'ines ''The Moorish Bride," and a doinestje drama .by Selig, "An Adopted ■Son. Interest films are well shown "Lessons in Liquid Air," "Patlie Gazette," and "Beautiful Bruges." Llie usual quartette of comedy items round off a most entertaining selection.

theatre royal pictures. The powerful and highly dramatic portrayal, "The Lion Tamer's Revenge," ''f ai " attracted a good audience to the Iheatre Royal last evening. This picuie will be screened again at a matinee performance this afternoon, arid for the last occasion on the programme, commencing at S p.m. this evening. The supporting items all being very fine examples of the highest in cinematograph art, it is safe to'predict a full house again to-night. On Monn b h a complete new P r °g ramme