ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 15 December 1919, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE EMPIRE. "SATAN IN SYDNEY." The People's Theatre on Saturday proving totally inadequate to accommodate the huge number of persons seeking admission, the management has with great difficulty arranged an extension of one night, and the entire programme will be screened to-night at the ■Empire for.positively the last time. The picture proved nothing short of wonderful for an Australian production, and augurs well for the movie industry in Australia. It shows a side of life in a colonial metropolis that is not usually spoken'of. It is a stirring lesson and tells the truth about Sydney and its undercurrent of evil in a manner that is enlightening and vivid. A tense human story is told of a young girl's struggle for existence, handicapped by want of knowledge of the world. It is a picture with a lesson that can be appreciated by all. POPULAR CONCERT BY MR. FRANK AMOORE.

Mr. Frank Amoore announces a grand i popular concert at the hall, Urenui, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. A supper and dance will be provided afto* the concert, and a complete change of programme should attract a large audience. Mr. Araoore will be assisted by Miss B Kerr-Duncan, L.A.8., A.R.A.M., solo pianist and accompanist (who will also play the dance music), and Mr. Ralph Farmer, well known in Waitara and Urenui as a humorist, and a singer oi humorous songs. N.S.W. STATE OROHESTBA. Mr. H. Gladstone Hill, the New Zealand manager for the New Soutli Wales State Orchestra, states that the intinerary of the orchestra's tour is now definitely settled. A concert is to be given in New Plymouth on Thursday, 15th January. There is great enthusiasm amongst musical circles over the orchestra's visit, and it is anticipated that the hall will be packed for the concert. Readers will be well advised to book seats as soon as the box plans are open to the publie.