AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 179, 28 July 1916, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

SUBMARINE MOTION -PICT-M-.:"J _he remarkable snb__-_e''«aji)tJ£<Hr> turea which are being shown ~**-_K-B" jesty's Theatre attracted a fall M"_S night. The last two nighto: of _».!»•»■? are announced. T _•»'_•! There will be a matinee .at ._».;•» 'tp-mdrr*wr' -. ■ :v--.—-;-.^,^,_ OPERA HOME. The big audiences; that •jtij® . attracted to the. Opera -Hou«..MHW>JJF-; obviously delighted with -;the___j£s--•mltted. The usual vaudeville P tq »™_RE£ reinforced with La Blanc's «*J*WiSt pany of fun-makers,.who aPJW r _t?iSj* , amusing farce called "The Gay ■Mts.-U"?-. ; ' OTHER PICTURE ENTBRTAli**** ChaTlie Chaplin is lrrcslstlWj ■.■**&&s■' picture called "The Shopwalker, f -i>fS_e being shown at the Lyric good things on. the prop»nnw! •Jfs«i--dlverting subject called "Bullehvia*,s™!, Byes." '■*'"-'■•'_!'"_» _r The high standard . Princess Theatre Is SM^ n __2_S?;iSr rent bill, which includes *_<U»»____^ , written sobject caUed "T»« ££?S* The film relates how a yonngWi«W.^ was reformed. - ■'-:'^S^ Several decidedly good- : shown at the K-flg'a; j*V ;___-»_ Theatres, where the Pr^P^.*_S?sSt s a scenic drama called'."The &g&£&: Some exceUent scene. ; ti_an *_?i*/ ; .u tfah Army In Prance .art.»»»».; W™v-£. The current programme «_*** *B5« T-eatre has become very g»*!L_3s the week. It embraces» W- ETaS called "The Qty," wtldh. t_M»JS_S- I--to plctnre prodnedoo. Thert tory supporting list.." ______ rHlf* Some uncanny mettidta waJJT/SS In smuggling opium Into theJJSStJTS «r» Introduced by the *«*_*£?• A* bill at the King George Theatre,,, ""rjc 'The Devil's Brew;" . ,' '.j.: y_--_f A s____e„ry biU Is Hißf the Globe Theatre, where «_ «■£_■! the order at every «»* B -_:_"L_3rW picture is a laughable concerted Wi ..,.?-, « "Mabel" and "Patty." . '-'n^'im' An •ttrtwtice *«°* tl the Mil at the (-niton nnnsnally impressive drama t«aw_i.' at : City" Is the ontstandlng featons..;<*■ programme. * *-- : -'''-'' , n_»_iio'*-" At the Arcadia Theat* •Jgrajgr programme is headed by an «op™ n m called "The Song ot • ,f2-s__''¥# Utcture to eminently. we_..a«a_»_ff°c!K;'