ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 231, 9 March 1915, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

KMi'iKic I'lrrrnKs. Three leading picture artists—Maurice' Cost-olio. Mary l'ickforel and Rescue Arlmeklc— will appear in three of the latent successes at the Empire's change of programme to-night. A two-part Vita graph drama, "The Acid 'Jest," heads the bill, anel selves to intrei. eluce Maurice Costcllo, the favorite dramatic actor. A husband doubts his wife's love because she she Is not demonstrative 1 in her affections, ffe puts her to the te'-t. by pretending he is bankrupt, but the self.-sacrificing love of his wife enables Imr to bear the- news bravely, am! it shows him that the ipiiet reserved woman oan reach depths of love unknown in her demonstrative sister. Mary Piekford. the dainty actress. is seem 10 advantage in a quaint Dutch play, "Lena, and the flee-o;' a happy, joyous drama, quite suited to this talented artH's abilities. Roscoc Arbuckle. the Keystone fat comedian, phivs tin- ludicrous part of a flirt, in "Their T ;vi and llowns." The' latent number of the Ganmont War Oa pliic

gives news of tlie war. and a ".Million Dollar Drill.." is a good example of how the biter was hil. "Dmliiy's First C:\li.'' comedy-drama; "Along the Descuhi,"' travel: "On ft.,. Hiver Katsum. Japan,** cedoi'e'il sconie\ A new nn:-.ie-al programme' adds charm te> tin- entertainment.