ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 September 1915, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

• -:n;ATRE royal pictures. The change of programme presented at this Theatre Ivoyei was an excellent one. A!t'h;.;igh cnt advertised "star" p.-tiure "The Mascc" Koy" had not come to hand, the picture put on in its place '"Money,"' was a capital s..b..,tiiute. "Money," adapted from Bulwer 1 vcton's great book, abounds in pathos and humor. iTlie film is a long one, in two reels, and every inch of it is Interesting and entertaining. This should not be missed to-night. The. supporting programme was a particularly good one "In the Czar's Garden" was a magnificent scenic, showing fountains at play. This picture alone is worth a visit to the theatre to witness. "Rachel'' was a very touching drama, with a happy ending. "Gold is Dross,"' another drama, was one that appealed to the audience. "The Topical Budget" was of more than usual excellence. The Canadians at play, and also the Canadians with the guns lost and retaken at Ypres. The Russians in the Carpathians was also another interesting item amongst the topical*. Perhaps the most spectacular film was the "Bombardment of Sevastapol by the Coeben and Breslau." This showed the oil tanks 011 fire, the effect of shells 011 a boat, and also a vessel sinking. The Comic items, of which there were three, were real ''ticklers," and are guaranteed to remove all cares from the worried business man or woman.