ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 136, 2 November 1914, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

HHPIRB PICTURES. "A Storm on the Welsh Coast," is the title of a very lino scenie Jilm show mg to-night. "The Evolution- in London Traffic," i« another picture I'hat i* out of the ordinary, while the l'athe Gazette is unusually interesting and entertaining. Laugh abound in the "Fatal Dress Suit" series, and there is excitement too. The principal feature howtver, is a detective story, -The Black Triangle,' dealing with the abduction of a banker's daughter by a gang of erim:nals, and the clever discomfiture of th« villains by a smart detective, wlia meets many adventures and has several escapes from almost certain death before he eventually bring his quest to a close and the girl home to her father. Th» drama is one of the Continental scries, *nd all the surrounding} are in keeping, whilst the acting is good.

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