ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 26 July 1917, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

"JOHN BULL'S EMPIHK." "KINEMAOOLOR." Nature has never been more exactly and resplendently reproduced than in the set of films to be screened at Everybody's Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday next, under the aegis of Mr. W. J, Sltepard and with the solid guarantee of the New Zealand Government's order for the original photography. It is probably the most unique revelation of natural hues tha-t has ever been presented to the public, and form,'; an entertainment delightful to the eye and instructive to the mind. To see the evolving from the bud in all the delicacy of tintinf, to witness the glorious panorama of New Zealand's thermal wonderland, the rugged beauty of tiordland, to observe Canadian ospecta which include the tumbling turmoil of the magnificent Niagara Falls, to visit without trouble or trovei the premier aquatic carnivals of tii., world at Owes, and to bo present with the minimum of expense at leading sporting occasions and spectacular Royal ifunctione, are all made possible and easy of accomplishment by the Kinemacolov advent in New Plymouth. "Domestic Pets" is one of the many delightful phases of this picture feast, which has elicited heaity applause every few minutes and won the high approval of a very large concourse of (people wherever screened. "Kincmacolor" will be screened for wo nights, next Tuesday and Wednesday, and a special school matinee will be held on Wednesday at' 3 o'clock.