ENTERTAINMENTS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 23, 27 July 1911, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

"A TICKET IN TATT'S." Those who have not yet seen the attractive Australian picture-play, "A Ticket in Tatt's," which was again witnessed by a large number of people at the Opera Mouse last evening^ should take an early opportunity of doing so. Ihore are many other good pictures included in. tlio programme, a aeries depicting the I'ananu Canal and the great, engineering works there being particularly interesting. 'J he last two nights ot the season are announced. THE SCARLET rtHOUBADOURS. ''.f- 116 Scarlet Troubadours," of whom Avellmgton theatre-goers retain pleasant recollections, open a season of six nights at the Opera House on Saturday night. The personnel of the company is practically the same as on its previous visits here, with two exceptions, namely Miss Lily Fitzgerald, an operatic soprano, who possesses a Voice ot rare quality and power, and Miss Winifred Birch, the j comedienne of the company, whose clever and catchy gongs, dainty acting, and graceful dancing is gaining great praise irom all parts, Among the old favout lifff are air. Ford Waltham and Mr. Alfred Cunningham, the bass and baritone singers; lur. Sidney Manneriiig, the tenor; Mr. Leonard Griffiths, the pianist; Mr. Claude Leplastrier, the art humorist; ahd that prince of jesters. Mr. Edgar Warwick. THEATRE ROYAL. A vaudeville programme of more than average merit is attracting large audiences to the Theatre Royal this week. The various turns meet with much applause, and the whole entertainment is bughfc and interesting. The programme will be repeated this evening. THE NEW THEATRE There will be a complete change of programme as usual at the New Theatre to-morrow. Meantime the present programme is having a popular run. It is hardly necessary now to remind tho public that the show is a "continuous ' one, and can be seen at any time between 11 a.m. and 11 p.m. HIS MAJESTY'S* THEATRE. < In, spite of adverse weathei conditions, this popular resort drew a large audience la*t night. A complete change of films is announced for this evening, and on Saturday there will be the usual matinee for the benefit of mothers and children, and those who find it more convenient, to attend an afternoon performance. THE KINO'S THEATRE. The current programme of pictures was 6hown for the last time at Tho Kings Theatre yesterday evening. STAR PICTURES. A popular picture entertainment is that provided by the Star Proprietary in St. Thomas's Hall, Newtown, nightly. The programme shown this week is well up to the reputation of the Star Pictures. OLYMPIA RINK. Skating and cold wedther appear to go hand in hand. At the Olympic Rink in Vivian-street the daily sessions are always well attended, particularly theevem ing. KILBIRNIE RINK. The fine floor at -the Kilbirnie Skating Rink continues to attract large numbers of skaters, many being content to suffer a little inconvenience and journey out from the city. The rink is open daily.