ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 155, 7 December 1914, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

empire pictures. j "Back to Broadway," is the title of the star drama now showing at this popular photo-play house. Fatigued with overwork, Cash, a railroad magnate n»rtt a k) "p ruis( V vitll 11 congenial stag' with tI| C "l a " comm iinication with the business world. A newspaper 8 ? • Wlnd 0f the <U 'P«rture, and Cash s business enemies plan a great scoop during his absence. Cash receives a telegram from his business assocratcs advising him to return at once. He hurriedly departs for shore, loses lib travelling bag with his check book inside, and discovers himself in a strange own without a cent. Unshaven and dis«tCll '? n ' fu3cd Omittance to a hotel, where he is laughed at when he claims to be the celebrated Mr. Cash. He cannot even send a telegram. It haupens that Bessie Williams, an ex-mani-wlV -' A T b " illlhlf?wllcreCash,R home office is located, takes a short j flight m musical comedy, and finds her'c,»h' sr in the same towu with I Cash. She recogmses him, and reveals (LL'l T 'f a clevor rusc > they take lodpngs as brother and sister-at a ■v/.n'f lo , tel ', w]lol ' e "very courtesy is extended to them. Cash telegraphs In j? 0 t( ! .- York for a thousand dollars which lie receives, and manages to reach New York m time to frustrate his ! with r8 P ~B essie is rewarded ne, t tl Jf fmancial a »l«owlcdgTW„ 1 T P' a,,d starts to do ! Broadway, glad that she took her flielit m musical fomedy and 'got stranded. I receding filnis include scenics, dramas topicala and comedies, selected from the work ,s leading photo-play houses. ■ "SAN TOY." | There are still a few seats left for those who wish to see to the best advan- ! tnge the New Plymouth Operatic Society s production of "San Tov" on Tuesday and Wednesday next. The society are also issuing early door stall tickets at sixpence extra, for which day sale i tickets may be obtained at Collier's Ihe performance, it is needless to say' i , "Vf" , tllan l ,assin S m«'it, and oiie which theatre ■ patrons should not miss tiie chance of witnessing. The general opinion in Stratford is that it was a first-class performance, and if the society should pay a return visit a bumper house is assured. r