AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 280, 24 November 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE. '-'- There was again a large attendance; at the Opera House last evening, when 'The various performers, this week again appeared to present* the'-■pr6gfiihinie"*7whk-h was so well received on Monday evening. The only new performers this week are Joe Charles and Diana, who appear in a comedy' diio; which has during■- the past two evenings been received with "warm approval. TICTUKE ENTERTAINMENTS. "God's Witness" is a picture which Is creating a great deal of "Interest at tht Grand Theatre. The most important picture on the bill at the Queen's Theatre is '"The Bank Janitor," featuring Charlie Chaplin. «n The management of the' Grafton Tlle&trft screened for the first time ori -•Monday.. 'a. picture called "The Conspirators."- - * • An unusnal amount "of interest is TJeTti;* displayed In "The Ivory Snuff -Box", -nt the Princess Theatre. ' ' "' •< -r\ The place of importance on the bill .at the King's Theatre Is' occupied bra- . Keystone called ''A Rascal's Wolfish; Way." •.., . ~ . ~,,, "The Evil Men' (Do" Is the title of; J splendid new picture now screening at theiLyric Theatre. - Contained In the •programme at the GlobeTheatre Just now -Is •n-Fo'rd" Srerlmtf picture entitled' "Only a Messenger BoyZr "Kronstad," based;' upon "the -novel 7'byt Max remberton, is the principal Item Iff the Palace Theatre, -Newton. . « There have been large attendances HUM. at the Arcadia Theatre, where '.'The Coni splracy" Is the star fihn: ~ , .-. .v The current Instalment of "The Million Dollar Mystery" at Everybody's Theatris very exciting. .- »