ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 108, 30 September 1914, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

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"His guiding Star" is tie g-tcat drwbu. of ibhe present programme at Uiu J&wpn-i. llietun PfelaitX). Last aigjn u«j audience hcarilj appreciated iin> vuy urn: situations and tne splendid :,. Eudolph Seatsfki, a jjomipuij<.-r, biulh great inspiration in fttaeia, a Js:rl whiwl he haa rescued from the aim trains as a dancer. Slaa*. Maxes 'Uiu aicquainUiaoa ol' tha C'ieomtc d'.Ain-ei, •who fascmak's itr. buimyJu iiu..)i* that the girl hae deserted -ami, and m tho weeks tliat follow -his wonk sull'.Md from a inind distraught. Then ouir ou, he learna tliat Stacia has own dewntjd hy lim- iovw, and has sceuirod! an cjigagoraent at the Lyric 'Theatre. TimAier ho goes and secures a position as p.a.iist. Soon they meet, ana tihe dawn w a new day for them tooth ta heraljcy. In the "iieaurrection of KJuleb Worth,' there are some veiy fine siuaatiorto, uu-l the story is one a of UTesigtAle ajipcai. "Marseilles to Port Said" ia a foua uconkfilm, and the Pittite' Gazette, "Italian love" and "Twenty Minutes ol Love," a delightful comedy, make up a wj;. line .programme whddi was heartily ap--s>reciatcd l>y last night'a largo audience. The series will lie screened ajf.nu wnijjhfj.