ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 272, 21 April 1914, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THEATRE KOYAIj PICTURES.

Rovtl w I!l '? grani,n(; at too Theatre' wojal last night attracted. 4 very tfood at wVo'tt. oinenri t? of pictures fron. tli» .11. ' 0 • le Cines masterpiece, B«twecE Mau B sas t," was quite ;i si.r' from f]m nl i" n ° ® oot ' was oxpectcd from the producers of "Quo Vadis?' and CXrvTnrvr 6 thii " ™ lis " iunirln qflnr w ", en 011 ordinary > Jun ß le story lines, but introduces ou'W > a number of n,w situations. j" Z,t>ng scenes are tru e to life, TUti and ' deer are seen to fall under the' <ij o l' the huntsman's rifle; a fascinating art' i dal ?°« one of the native glrlii • special feature and created great > n..crest last night. The fine, lorn-' i-'iiy.liave excelled thomwlves in thii production, bringing before picture oons one of the best film, New Plymoutlntos snould not fail to see : tin* picture of 400Vrt. The programme contains another film of great Interest j to us ill the "New Zealand News" feat-' ui'ing the band contest at the Auckland i Exhibition. All the bands' are seen inj the marching contest, including our own! X[ Regimental band, which has been be-1 fore the public eye lately. The Keyutone' comedy "A Bad Game, ' created roars ot 5 laughter with its screamingly funny sitii uations and ideas, and is a picture well' worth seeing. The "Gaumont Graphic" makesi a fine addition to the other pie-1 tures. Those desirous of an. excellent' evening's entertainment will find thetime well spent in witnessing this programme. Prices as usual Is and Od.. Seats can be reserved at Collier's.