ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 275, 9 November 1911, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PRINCESS THEATRE BOt/MNGS Nov. 15 —Harmonic Club. 17 -H. AL Campbell. 25- Rickard's. Dee. 4 —IL I. Simson. 5 Eustace Lam*. ti H. M. Campbell.

KING'S THEATRE, HASTINGS

Last night, lovers of pictures had a treat at the King’s Theatre. The programme submitted contained an excellent list, of topical, educational, dramatie. comedy. and comic subjei-ts. Patlu-'s Gazette contained a I<>t ot interesting subjects llial ne have already read about. The edmationrd picture. “ Egg to Chick.” is absolutely the best picture of iliis class that we have seen. 'l'h- egg is first shown fresh, and the whole history of tlie <gg i- traced up lrr>::i one day r<> the time tin* chicken is hateh ■<!. “ The Changing of Sila - Warner ” is a ilraiiia <>i exceptional quality. Tin- son of :i millionaire, iniicli to hi-, lath.'.'s disgust, marries a pool iiiusie-t.aehi‘l . The lather is then rtlineil. and tin* usual, thing happens rlu- *on i- forgiven and taken back ti. the family. Tlie other pi< riir.--. are a!:,o v,f‘!l worili se t *ing. '1 he same prugra.iime v.iii be -ri-e.-ncd i (i-nighi. PRINT E-< THE Vi’RE. H \<! !\(.S, A large aml ienc: ■ greeted the ing of “()m- Army " last night, and the lilm was loudly applauded, t lie various scenes being excellent. 1< inight the star comedv. " The Try Out." will !>.■ put <>:i. Thi- i- a highly amusing picture, ami <h-pi< -ts tlie a I tempi - <.f a eouj.le of :imiiteii:-' a< tor' to secure an engagement. They- finally by biirle-ijiimg then- oit ii ;mi. 'I he Iramas are :iu excellent Gt. itii'l -'maid