ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 145, 14 November 1914, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EMPIRE PICTURES. "Paid in Full," Eugene Walters' greatest theatrical success has been magnificently reproduced for the screen by the original cast. The play was made .popular in New Zealand by Katherine drey, the clever actress and J. C. Williamson's Dramatic Company. Supporting films include "A Golf Demonstration," by J. 11. Taylor, Esq, five times world's champion. Seats reserved by 'phone 3'J5.

ROYAL PICTURES. "The Governor's Double," is the star item on to day's programme. The synopsis is as follows:—Governor Walter Garland; his sweetheart, Ella Ring; fixing the wedding day; reports of ill-treat-ment in the prison; Governor Garland decides to get arrested, pass a time in the prison and investigate the matter personally; John Brown, convict; his wonderful likeness to tho Governor; release of John Brown; mistaken identity; the Governor detained and his assertions of his identity laughed at; kept in durance vile; John Brown impersonates the Governor; Ella King wooed by the convict; the hour of the wedding; the Governor's escape from prison; his appearance at the church; Ella recognises him; a villain's schemes overthrown; all':i well that ends well. Supporting items are advertised in the amusement column. Reserves 'phone 305.