ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 51, 21 July 1914, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

KMI'IRK PICTURES. Tliis .evening "A Modern Jekyll and Hyde," star drama, and full supporting programme will be screened for the last tune. To-mcrrow the management present Nordisk's thrilling feature, "Count Larka," a drama 4000 ft in length l . S«its irav be reserved at the Theatre. 'Phono >OS.

THEATRE ROYAL PICTURES. Another Sine audience visited the Theatre Royal Pictures last night to enjoy Hie new programme, and came a way, tlioi-mighh satisfied with the fine subpet.- prevented. If picture enthusiast] v. i. h to sec an exciting drama full ot t MmN-.v.'' situations, they will find their "i (|iiirenK'iil:s satisfied on witnessing t'hs Kalem's star drama, ''A Million in Jewels." Tlie story, intensely interesting throughout, deals with an absorbm* chase after jewels. Rajah Mispah be<:neaths his jewels to his daughter Conah, and bids her beware of Seelam Is'liain, her cousin. Shortly alter, SeelflJH demands tlw jewels. The girl refuse*, and hides themi. tSeelsim's nun ransack the palace, but, fail to find them. Ta n effort to escape, Oonah leaves fo» America wiUi ! the jewels. Scelam-finds cut. her plans, and the, remainder of tin story tells how the jewels were taken and finally how Oowvh regains pos'sossion. This picture met with much applause. Another special film is that of the Wells-Carpcnticr fig!it showing these two stalwart men training and their fight in the ring, where Wells is beaten in under two. minutes. A most' humorous train episode is seep in *'On the Lazy Line," and the comedy "Th<i Cowboy and the Bwhy,," -brought down the house. Many other gems are included in this programme which will bo' shown to-night for the last time. Popu« lar prices Is and Od. Plan 'at Collier'^