ENTERTAINMENTS.

Feilding Star, Volume 5, Issue 1204, 14 September 1927, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

“FIGHTING EDGE’’ AT LYCEUM. A novel 'by Wm. McLeod Raine always worth while, generally of T .h*. West western. “Tlie lighting Edge is a good one, and tins lias been pi<--turised, to be screened at, the Lyceum to-night. The stars in a- bright caste are Patsv Ruth Miller-and Kenneth Harlan. Resides the photocirama, /Oiere are a Path© Gazette, an Aesop fable cartoon (“High h lyerS’ ) and a comedy (“Service"). A good programme.

ALEXANDER, WATSON RECirALS

Mr E. J. Gravestock announces that he has arranged for'Mr Alexander Watson, the famous English entertainer, to give a recital in the Tivoli Theatre on Wednesday of i«cxv week. All over the English-speaking world Mr Watson’s work has a multi-, tude of admirers, for there is probably no reciter before the public who has travelled so extensively and so successfully as Mr Watson has done. For many years large audiences throughout England, Australia, and New Zealand, including the member? of lecture societies and literary institutes and the hoys and girls in out public schools, have keenly enjoyed his discerning interpretations of great selections made with that fine feeling he possesses for what is best and most appropriate for verbal presentation. The recital in Feilding will include an excerpt. Sir J. M. Barrie’s delightful story, “The Little Minister.” ami selections from Shakespeare, Kipling, Dickens, etc. Programmes may be obtained at {he box office. Seating plans open on Frida.? next at Groombridge’s. Students’ concessions are available.