PICTURE ENTERTAINMENTS

Evening Star, Issue 15882, 14 August 1915, Page 1

PICTURE ENTERTAINMENTS

‘The Elopement,’ a Charles Chaplin comedy film, is one of tho features of the programme to be shown for tho last time at the Plaza Pictures to-night. The supporting subjects are of a most entertaining nature. The chief attraction for the new programme, to be shown on Monday aiternoqn and evening, ’will be a pictorial adaptation of the "well-known story * Little’ Lord Fauntleroy, *, i>y IVlrs -Francur oon Burnett. The story is. said to be°a charmuig one and is portrayed in five The programme to bo shown for the last time to-night at the King Edward ihoatro is headed by ‘ Silence,’ an absorbing dramatic subject. Other pictures, are ‘ Ihe Imago of tho Past,’ ‘ H&arts an?: Carpets, and ‘Australian Gazette.’ A bright and varied programme wils, be given its final screening at the QueertV Theatre to-mght. The chief picture ihe Slave Girl,’ a striking and pathetic - of the days of slavery in the Southern States. The supporting subjects arc of goot quality. . Th* fifth episode in ‘The’ Master Key* 3f.nal is moving a big draw at the Grand. setting of the latest instalment is in (Jama Town, San Francisco, and there ’ ■ are pi«,ty of thrilling incidents. This. ; liun rnd fine, euppomng series will bo v svbriu A finally to-night. ,The industrial drama ‘The Middleman;’: written by Sir BDenry Arthur Jones, aud ieaiunng -albert Chevalier, will ba shown -v----for the Last time at Tho Octagon to-night.”

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