AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 281, 25 November 1915, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

OPERA. HOUSE. A great .-1 mount of enthusiasm was «- pressed ai the Openr House last night, wbpii the programme for this week was l once more repeated with as much success a« on former evenings this weak. The many humorous items and other entertaining turns were received with delight by the large number of spectators, and spveraj of The artists were insistently recalled.

j GRAFTO.V THEATRE.

Pincp Monday night there have been large attendances ai the Gra.fton Theatre, tbe principal attraction presumably being a deL»Pl8 d r» ma - wnicn Dolda top place on the WII .11 this week. The title under which the nim apppars ta 'The C!onspiracj," and mnny claim that it U one of the most successful ever produced by the famous tertalumerrt is the appearance, of Mr Arthur Ripley. one or Auckland's leading singers who rontrlbntes nightly a renderAmonVtbe W Go'd." OWn S ° DS " S "" r Threads

PALACE TITEAtRE.

'God's Witness." a fine drama based upon Evan Wilson's sreat novel, nude Its STh"- as the principal piLturc of the new programme at the Palace iTμ here J lt wi " hM «ue principal plsoc till the end of the week. Of the sudportins; pictures "When Lore Took Whiss" If ,? n ., B , m , oeln « 1 K eJ-«tone. There is ale« a dcllL-Btful scenic caiietl Scene's HI Buetcnburff.

O»HINCES_S THEATRE.

An increasingly popular drama now appearing at tlifr, Princetoi Theatre.- haWifff made its first appearance on Monday eyeuinK, Is "The Ivory Snuff Box," a World Film Corporation in five parts. Tbe ptecure IdraTe with tht> crueltirs perpetrated By th"c (iorman upon his victim, and the' interest in the picture never relates for a moment, 1 while there Is plenty of excitement Ihroughoul Iα the evening "sessions a-picture-In-troducing Chaelle Chaplin ac the bank Janitor malcei* us appearance. ——. . i

KING'S- THBA'TBE-. j

The management of the King's Theatre arc screening nuioag the principal pictures on the bill which occupies attention this week, a further instalment of the increasingly popular serial Urania- "The Million Dollar Mystery." The twelfth chapter deals with the attempts to recover the cash box, which In a former portion of the picture was dropped to the bottom of the sea during nn csclting race between {wo motor boats.

LYRIC THEATRE.

At Hayward's Lyric Theatre tfiiii week 1 ' the proitramnM! contains many good pictures, but! that which fs arousinc the keenest interest and which has. during thepast three' evenings bc6n received with enthiiKiaßm by large audiences, is "The Evil Men Do.' - A feature of this four-act VitaRraph prodnction is the. ajipcarance In the star role of the popular cinema actor Maurice Cofctello. IWn! ate' the usual supporting fllms.

EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.

At Everybody's Theatre this week much lntejest is boTniS displayed im the current programme. Odp of the chief picture!, and one which Iβ by no loenns the least popular, is "The Bluslve Treasure Box, ,- the fwclfth Instalment of thn serial story "The Million Dollar Mystery." On the snpporting bill there appears a most amusing lieystonc picture called "A Haseal'e Wolfish Way," in ] TC-hich the principal pjirts are taken by the nittsl popular of the company's artists.

QUeB-K'B TIBEATRE. j

I Charlie Chaplia continnes to hold his own at the ljuoen's Theatre, and patrons at ail sessions lately ibare expressed their approciiition of tis axnnsins antics by long arwl loud applause. The picture inwhiob tho j popular comedian appears is a romance en-! titled *he "Benk- Janttor." "The inner Brute" to one of the principal pictures of ' thd bill, and is snown in rwo iwwertul acts. The usual comedies and supporting drama appear cc usual. >

G-LOBE THEATRE. j

Ford Sterlins. the popular cinematograph comedian, is taking the leading part in a very enjoyable and amusing picture called "Only a Messenger Boy," one oX the 6lHi?r pictures at the GM>e Theatre jnet at preaesrt. A drama which is full of adventure and cicitement also appears on t>he bill under the heading "The Little Lumber Jack." There also appear a series of eup■portrns pictures of the usual standard of

eicellcnco. KINfl GEORGE THEATRE.

There are two star pictures on the programme wi** wa)s tntrodaeefi fill* inofrifng' st the King George Theatre, one an excellent drama celled. ""The Sotftnerme Spy" and the other a comedy entitled "Lena." Tie former Is a thfflllng picture' dealing with sa attempt made' by an An»trian sjy to" Mil his rival by Stealing a wejve" ft6m the Ribnwtrlne'e mechaniffin.' .The eotncey 16 ef a most amusing nattrfe, fcseed on Mc sef■rant probleta. - The' Eclair Journal tttle ■weet is very gotfd.

ABCSaSIA THEACTtE.

■A complete change of programme took ipTece todny at fho .AreatUe Theatre, tnd " tho new plctntes wpre screened for the flirt ' Hme at tfcSbck «BU aftarrioon. TJw ' drima. of c-hM Iniportiiice la "Buck 66 . Life," efodocaj ra tiurm toterwrtmu parts, j The ioipiidrtlitg progniminc coßtfllns many ; atrractlve pteturee, Inclndlne one dealing in a sarloa of vision's wIBi the life of N*p6Jeori. _ . "

GRAND THEATRE.

At the Grand Theatre tills w«<-k the principal featjlrt of tjie pftrsramffle-le a flno " drama entitled "Ood's Mritnaw," adapted - from Eran Wllwo'e nereU J