ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 284, 20 August 1918, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

THE SOAHLET TEOUBADODBS theatre goei s. Hub week's programme will be given for the last time to-night™ Vis thn° V^ ry Way Up '? "*0 standard sot 'J>y o if any ' . each knember gcta fi.. £ t °PP ol, ' n . nl ty .to maintain his or hot reputation with either .song, comcdv ■ fnr anco ' I jl ! SB Davis is responsible for some good comedy worlf in "Tim JlidTrWrP, w'm I li69es J radolino Knight and Hilda ,M Jlurtry prove their quality 'as nf e nh V °n Ca t v ! vl 'i' e t ' le raal ° members fj IF,!? con ' nbu '° "ems. both grave and gaj, throughout a long programme. submitted! n,Sht B MW Pro^amm ? * KING'S THEATRE. The lrutaoroue element is strong in the Goldwyn drama, "Nparly Married," now being screened at the King's Theatre. The serious side, however, is also present and the combination makes a remarkable picture; Madge Kennedy is scon in the leading role. An additional feature is "The Gift of the Magi, one of 0. Henry's inimitable stoneß. .' _ ejipeess theatre. , A consistently good dramatic story, variety of scene, convincing local colour, and excellent acting make 'tile Vitagranh (.rnrna, Hie Woman Between Friends" winch is at, present screening nt the Empress Theatre, a very flue picture. Alico Joyce takes the leading vole. "EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. Alma ltuhons plays the lead in the Tri- ' angle drama "Firefly of Tough Luck," now screening at Everybody's Theatre, llierc are some delightful touches of/humour, and the whole story is told in first- j class style. Chief among the supporting items is the twelfth chapter of'"The Mystery of the Double Cross," entitled "Tho Kiddle of the Gross."