AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 27 November 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

ROYAL PICTURES. To-day at 2.30 and again at 8 o'clock to-night the management present "The Cypher Key" by the celebrated Lubin Company. Here is a swiftly-moving story of love and adventure, with dramatic situations that grip and hold an audience from beginning to end. The Vitagraph Company provide a splendid drama in "The Worthier Man." By a strange revelation a young woman is saved from a serious accusation. At the same time she is freed from a worthless fellow and marries the worthier man. "Scenes in Swedish Norland" leaves nothing to tie desired in the way of scenic beauties. The new Australian Gazette contains cartoons of the moment and a host of interesting Australian events. Two comedies are also provided. Seats may be reserved at Hoffmann's,

EMPIRE PICTORBS. "Rated at Ten Million Dollars" J9 the title of the main attraction at the Empire to-day. It is a strangely fascinating story of 'New York life, with powerful characters, written with masterly insight into the obligations of one class to another. The love story maintains a pure, inspiring tone throughout. tSupporting items include some fine cartoon? in "John Bull's Sketch Book"; a thrilling drama, ''The Fiend at the Throttle"; a splendid Gazette, and a Keystone comedy, "Do Re Mi Room." featuring Chester Oonklin. Scats may be reserved. Call at Woolby's, or ring 'phone 365.