ENTERTAINMENTS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1305, 7 December 1911, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

RICKARDS'S VAUDEVILLE CO. The .Rickards Vaudeville Company', which includes some highly talented artists, attracted auotber largo audience to tho Opera House last evening. The periormauce of Alcidc Capitaine on' tho trapeze is daring and captivating, and the dancing of Clarke and Jlostol is a new order of clog dancing, whicli has to bo seen to be appreciated. Other entertaining turns are supplied' by Sydney Uach, Alf Holt, Hinns, and, I'astor and Merle. At this ovening's performance the results of tho elections as lliey come to hand will be announced from tho stage. , KINEMACOLOR PICTURES. ' The new Ivincmacolor Pictures arc calculated to make the generally non-observ> ant lovers of Nature.. With all tho beautiful colours which abound in Nature reflected from moving scenes, one is forced to a realisation that .half the world walk through lifo blind. The kinomacolor makes them see. Turner, tho greatest of -English landscape painters and colourists, had the all-seeing .eye, yet there aro many who, oven to-day, would say that liis paintings woro overcoloured. The kinemacolor pictures of Venice, which the great artist loved to paint, prove beyond all question that his colour seuso was wonderfully accurate, ■A correct impression of the elaborate pageant at Carnarvon in connection with the investiture of tho Prince of Wales is also given by pictures taken by tho new proccss. Tho management announces that the election results will bo flashed on tho screen this evening. FULLERS' CICTURES. The Skating Rink in Vivian Street was well filled again last evening, when Fullers' pictures wcro screened. 'The pictures are of a very interesting character, particularly one entitled "Tlien You'll Remember Me." A complete chango of programme is announced tor to-night, included in which will bo tho second scries i of tho baby competition.

KING'S THEATRE. "The Fools of Society," a strong drama which preaches a lesson in modern morality, star placo in the programme submitted at the King's Theatre last evening. This is only ono out of many ingeniously arranged dramas and comedies which may bo seen at tho "King's." A complete change of programme is due this evening;

■ ' THE NEW THEATKE. Tho continuous picture entertainment at the New-Theatre was well patronised at all sessions yesterday afternoon and evening. Among the most enjoyable subjects are "The Beautiful W.vo Valley" (scenic),"A Tale of tho Foothills" (Bison exclusive drama), "The Drummer Boy. of Austerlitz" (C'ines pseudo-historic drama), and "The Squaw s Love" (American Biognrph Company's Indian adventure)'. Tho Series irill be Shown, fronr 11 a.m. till 11 o'clock to-night. The election results will bo announced at various stages' during tho evening sessions.