ARCADIA THEATRE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 154, 30 June 1914, Page 7

ARCADIA THEATRE.

Aγ the Areadln Theatre tKarnngrabape IKiiudl the uew programme to be shown i continuously each afternoon and evening I for the tirst half or the week contains as the principal attraction a dramatic story I entitled "l'roni Father n> Sou." The heroine eomee into the st,.ry as a utenojirapher. who bravely sols out to earn hor own llvliiE when her wastrel lirothor ultcs way to drink, (if hor employers the father is inclined to he -free" with the sir!, hut the son marries hor. The quarrel between father and son. and Iho dramatic intrusion of the girl's ne'er-do-weel brother, provide material for an interostinc story. ■On I'ine .Mountain is a pretty love drama in a Western senilis. ;ind --Little l.illie ami llor l)o|T is an ainiisins eoinefly. fOTIIKIt I'TCTrUI-; EXTEIRTAI.VMEXTS. A; the Quppu's Theatre the principal plriure represents a dramatic story entitled "A Man ill tlie World of Men." A local picture deals with the Clt.v-I Diversity football jh.-u.li i.[ .Saturday last. ■An Aiuerli.-iin Klnft" tolls the story til the lijolw Tlimttre of the civilian life in Uie tan.l of Hip free of lh<* heir to one »f those little European kingdoms which provide so much dramatic material for the

A tiivray story of ran If ranchinfr. under Ihc minir of "War on tho Cattle 'RanRP." i< a popular itnm at iho Prlnr-fss Thratrf. "Hraiity rnjiflornpd" Is ii" Hntpri.-iininK <cmio«T.v i-barini.iplv presented hy i-lcvei pIaTCTK-