AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 18, 21 January 1916, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE. The vaudeville programme at ■ tbe Opera House continues to draw large numbers o£ people nightly. Last evening, when the bill was again presented, there iras a fair assembly, and the various items were much: enjoyed. The same programme will be repeated to-night and to-morrow evening, and there will be the customary afternoon performance to-morrow. ' : ■ PICTOPE EinaSKTAIjiMEJiTS. . "Old DoW is sUU the leading jdcjtnre at the Lyric Thettr*. It will be screened tor the list time to-morrow. At the Kine',l Theatre the leading pictnre at present is "The Million Dollaor Mystery." » v T* In connection with, the screening of "Grip"' j|t the Gr»fton TJie»tre "e»eh night, Ml«e Grant sings "When I Carved Voor Name pn the Tree." . - "Nell' «t the Ouidne Hall", it the title of th» principia picture thfe week at the Graiia Theatre. Of <Wtf importanco on tbt, Mil «t the Priaeess TfceaU* is a drmma eaOtled "Wildfire." "Tie «ed BK»d of Conwge- mm Jate?dneed yestertty as the star Htm «t the Qneen's Theatre. JoJni Stranse wjDter"B nonl rGrip" is t>e\tm ebown In ylctere torn at the King George Thettre tt prtwint T*e minageraent tit the Glofc* -Tbeatre are preeentunf wilSa. muck imcmb a plctarre called "By W]iose JJanfl, ,, s The twentieth ' episode of "1!i» iniTlon Dollar Mjeterj command* atJeeUon at Brerybody'e Theatre. A pletnre called "Nell of tte Daace Hair? appeared to-day at the Palace Theatre, Newton. An IQJMJWr photopjay entty«4 "Tfaeer"