ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 September 1915, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EMPIRE PICTURES. "W ill They Never Come?" the stirring and inspiring drama that has drawn such large audiences to the Empire since Saturday afternoon, will be shown finally to-night. The new programme for tomorrow only will be headed by the special Vitagraph feature, "On the Stroke of Five," said to be a powerfully executed dramatic production distinguished by remarkable originality of plot. The story deals with the brother of an American lawyer named Cuy Lansing, and a society adventuress, who subsequently is the cause of him committing suicide. Hie brother swears to be revenged, and tracks -down the woman, who, all unknowingly, fulls in love with him. He is attracted by her, but is unwilling to forego his revenge. The end is a remarkably well-thought-out climax. The suporting films include "From Forest to Mill," ''Dishing the Dardanelles" (very clever animated war cartoons), "A Strand of Blonde's Hair" (Flora Finch farce-comedy), Pathe's Newest Gazette, "Heart of Gold" (a fisher-folk drama), and ''Mother of Pearl," a comedy drama. Seats may be reserved, ring Utia.