ENTERTAINMENTS.

Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 1796, 17 May 1912, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

LYCEUM PICTURES TO-NIGHT,

Io all those interested in aviation "The Military Air Scout," now being screened at the Lyceum, is, of very great interest. The evolutions of the bi-plano used by the hero aro as realistic as if one was witnessing them at first sight. Picture-goers were pleased to welcome tho re-ap-pearance of a well-known friend in the person of Miss Dolly Nicholson, who appears in the last picture for all too short a period. Tho scenics are a really first-class lot, well calculated to please the most particular tastes: they are clear, the spots photographed are interesting, and the scenery magnificent. To-night will be the last opportunity of hearing Master E. Glading sing "You Can't Make Mo Stop Loving You." To-morrow he will sing "You've Got the Wrong Number, but You've Got the Right Girl," a song well calculated to please: Saturdey night audiences. To-morrow tho management advise us of the reappearance of that magnificent Vitagraph Dickens film, "The Tale of Two Cities," now going the round of the circuit for tho last time.