ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 311, 10 June 1915, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EMPIER PICTURES. "The fiirl and the Explorer" is the title of the main attraction at the Empire to-night. Tom Moore plays the part of Thomas Carlton, while Margaret Courtop impersonates Millicent, his daughter. The plot is Impressive and at times is very amusing. Supporting features include "My Baby's Voice," an ap-. pcnling Thanhousc)' drama, " Love Triumphs," a brilliant drama by Lubin, "Raising a. Sunken Yacht," a very interesting subject, " The Courtship of Cook's" (Lubin) and "Leading Lin Astray" (Keystone) providing unending fun, The latest Australian Topical Is also included on (he new programme. Til RATHE ROYAL PICTURES. CHAPLIN IN"IHS PRK-HISTORIC PAST." Lovers of good comedy will have an opportunity ou Saturday to witness 'one of tin; funniest comedies yet introduced to the public of New Plymouth. The comedy comes from Keystone's famous studios and features the one and only Charles Chaplin in "His Pre-Historic Past." The film is 2000 ft. in length and the presence of Chaplin alone will keep things moving. "A Single Act" is a splendid two-reel drama by the popular Lubin Company, "Her Younger Sister" is an amusing comedy-drama by the Jieauty Co., "The Terror of the Night," is the ninth instalment of "Dolly in the Dailies" Series. In this Dolly' has an exciting experience in a haunted house. "The Australian Gazette" is as usual fill of items of interest. Miss George will supply the musical programme.