ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 15 July 1915, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

-MUSIC AND THK INDUSTRIAL CLASSES. I The wonderful Chorniavskvs will be ffiht us on July 21st, ami great enthusiasm is being felt ill their visit. An Auckland paper published the following:—"The most recent light shed by psychological research on music is quite fascinating and calculated to arouse the greatest enthusiasm amongst all classes of the community. It seems that the objective of inusie is to inspire and stimulate various activities, physical, 'mental and spiritual. A good deal of instrumental inusie is intended to elevate the industrial workers and inspire them. This is the design that psychic students have discerned behind the origin of music. In future our workers, agricultural and otherwise, will be able to look at music from this aspect, an aspect which is indeed calculated to make one feel grateful to the Giver of all life, for His encouragement, for of all classes of workers, we think the agriculturalist requires stimulating to give of his be efforts. We trust that our community will take this matter seriously and in future do all in their power to develop music in their midst. The advent of Leo, Jan and Jlisehel Cherniavsky, the world-famous violinist, pianist, and 'cellist, should be used as an impulse to give the necessary enthusiasm to the idea. We should consider it a sacred duty that devolves upon us, to bid a hearty welcome to all great artists that visit lis in the future." Let lis be determined to give such a stirring reception to these wonderfully gifted artists that the enthusiasm aroused may tend towards inducing other great artists to visit our town. To achieve this purpose we must show the Cherniavskys that we know how to appreciate a good thing when it comes our way. The plan is at Collier's.

EMPIRE PICTURES. To-night's new programme introduces Hie fifth instalment of "The Adventures of Kathlyn" Seng's great serial story, entitled "A Colonel in Chains." In this chapter Kathlyn and her father make jjo.od their escape while Umballah is held captive by a leopard. This instalment is quite as exciting and sensational as preceding instalments. Supporting films include "Sam and tho Bully" (Lnbin comic), "By the. Aid of a Film" (Edison drama), "Topical Budget" (containing recent war news), "The Barrel Organ" (Vitagraph drama), "Flossies Daring Loyalty" (Lubin comedy) and a Keystone comc-dv "Wild West Love."

ROYAL PICTURES. At the Theatre Royal on Saturday evening,.. Mary Pick ford appears iri"The Eagle's Mate," a gorgeous drama, of wild mountain life, produced by the Famous Players Film Company, and (!000 feet in length, iu "The Eagle's Mate," Mary Pick ford scores a triumph even greater than the magnificent success attained in her recent productions. A special programme will be shown at the matinee, when Lubin's masterpiece, "When Honor Awakes" will be presented. This drama introduces the San Francisco earthquake. Supporting items include It two-part Tlianhon-cr comedy, a. Keystone comedy, dramas, topieals, etc. TIPPERARY.

! Xo:t Monday and Tuesday the management present one of the greatest patriotic successes ever shown in Australasia. entitled. "Tippefarv." This picture arrives at an opportune moment • - when tin- British ami her Allies are. at death grips with German "Kultur." It deals with iho lift; of the gallant "Tommy" in the trenches. Thoughts of home, and the girl left behind are all portrayed in a heart-gripping dramatic, story founded on the popular song. "It*-* a long, long way to Tipperary. hY serves at iloil'man'^.