ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 161, 14 December 1914, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

Pride cii place em tli.' in-w programme is a l'lilliii Fivre:,' mtish-r play " A Traced vin tin- Clouds." 'flif iii",ii is a photographic jft-m, Hi'' acfin« am! stajrinir is pel-feet am! the plot, one o! great iniwest. It is a beautiful ami pathetic drama commencing v.iih :x love idyll "I a little liny and girl air.-enyi-l lovely (-.ml picturesque surroundings in Hollar,d. 'Hie gil'l becomes a celebrated actress and Irkes Paris tiy storm l>,v her Utility and magnificent acting'. Jhe early boy and. giri love is forgotten, and v.'lieu tin: boy, now a young' man-, goes to l'aris4;o seek out the object of bis undying affection, his hopes of happiness are dashed to the- ground. The girl has forgotten his very existence. Then comes a fearful tragedv. The girl attempts a balloon ascent,' and high up in the. air, the balloon collapses. She is picked up a wreck. Her beauty is gone and she learns that those upon whom she had bestowed her alleclions soon forget her in her misery. The Keystone company's ' star comedian and comedienne, Charles Chaplin and Mabel Normancc, caused roars of hearty laughter in "Mabel's Harried Life." "In the days of Slavery," is a drama of the old slavery days in America, and it was thoroughly enjoyed* "A Wild Sea and Stormy Sunset," is a beautiful scenic, "Gaumoiit Graphic," contained many scenes of special interest. This programme is sitmiml finally to-night, ■