ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 3 August 1920, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

MALE CHOIR CONCERTS. There are only a limited number of seats left for the Male Choir concerts tornight and to-morrow night, and to avoid disappointment, intending patrons; would be well advised to book at onee. The concerts promise to be the best yet given by the Society, and the chqh 1 , under the baton of Mr. F. W. G. McLeod; has been putting in hard and constant practice. Special mention should be made of our own quartette, which is making its first appearance before a New Plymouth audience. The blend of the quartette is splendid. With the assistance of such artists as Miss G. Helen Gardiner (soprano and elocutionist), and Mr. Will L. Hay (tenor), nothing short of a musical treat is in store for all who can be present to-night and to-morrow night.

EVERYBODY'S. LAST NIGHT OF "THE GREAT • WHITE TRAIL." . "The Great White Trail," an exciting story of the Yukon gold rush, when men fought death in the frozen wastes of Alaska, is the headliner at Everybody's Theatre. < Its scenic beauties are unrivalled, while the story presented is one of love and passion. In the end, husband and wife are reunited by a pair of baby's shoes. The final screening takes place to-night. THE PEOPLE'S. GEORGE WALSH "THE BEAST." To-night's big double bill at the People's, is headed by George Walsh in his' biggest photo-drama, the play that made him world-famous, "The Beast." He is a star of pleasing personality, and has made a tremendous hit, revealing the rare versatility with which he is gifted. Through tense scenes in a western dance hall wnere the "beast" meets the beauty who has lost her way; in the daring kidnapping; in the fight against the rushing waters of the river (a tremendous scene), and in the final taming of the beast, the interest of the 'story never lags a moment. The support of the star is unusually good,, and the photography is notable. Peggy Hvland also appears in her bright circus story, "The Merry-Go-Round," and the latest gazettes are also shown.