NEW (MACMAHON'S) THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 153, 29 June 1916, Page 3

NEW (MACMAHON'S) THEATRE.

The pictures -selected for presentation at 'the New Theatre" to-day should early establish themselves in public favour. The interest created by previous episodes of the "Stingaree" stories should be maintained in this week's instalment, "The Black Hole of Glenranald."; . A two-reel comedy entitled "Til-lie's Tomato Surprise," by the Lubin Company, is described a_ a whirlwind of farcical events. The "Third Party," apathetic Vitagraph drama, Australian Gazette, and a further series of the British Official War Films also 'figure on the programme.

EMPRESS THEATRE. "Following Father's Footsteps" continues to boom at the Empress Theatre. It leaves no room for doubt that it is the funniest Triangle-Keystone that has been screened. Ford Sterling is inimitable. The dramatic portion of the entertainment has for its feature, the Lubin Company's exciting naval drama, "Sealed Orders." •It is a rushing, vivid story of the American-Mexico crisis. "The Dublin Riots" is an outstanding' feature, and shows Dublin before, aiter, and during the fighting. Other films are : "Africo-Indian Wild Life," the Topical Budget, and a pretty travel scenic.