ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 272, 22 April 1914, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THEATRE ROI'AL PICTURES

A Fli\JE PROGRAMME.

Another good audience witnessed the screening of the Tneatre Royal's superexcellent programme last night on .is second production, and were captivated with the line array of pictures The Oines masterpiece "between Man and Beast," a picture of great merit, again held the closest attention of the audience, the many situations being followed with breathless interest "A Bad Game," the iveystone's latest comedy, created roars of merriment, and much interest was taken in the oand contest, introducing a moving picture ol our own band taking part in the inarching contest. Needless to say, they were greeted with much applause. The. remainder of the programme supported the star films admirably. To-night is absolutely the last opportunity of seeing this fine 'collection, and patrons will do well not to miss it. Popular prices prevail,'ls and Od.

EMHRIi- PICTURES. Tlic change of programme, at. the Em.y Picture Palace to-night promises to ifclipse all other screenings at this popu..ctiira theatre. Tkere will be plac-eu upon the screen an attractive soul-stir-ring drama, entitled, "The fei Eternal. i>y the well-known Uihin Company, m the course of the story many exert in« scenes of darint; rescue- in open heats :u stronjr seas are depicted. Another really good drama, liy the A.ll. Company, is "Van .vostran's Tiara," illusdratiiiß the difficulties and successes nt society detectives. In addition will he shown the "Topu-al llmljjet,'' a ding-donjr Imll-figlit tal;en !>y the (laiiinoiit' Company, and a host of u.thcr good dramas. Tin; comic eleincnt consists of •lletti'i? the Best of Dad," "Cohen saves the flag," etc. Should you require lo hook seats, ring up on phone Xo. :!li."S>.