ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 276, 10 November 1911, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PRINCESS THEATRE BOUTIINGS. Nov. 15—Harmonic Club. 17- H. .XL Campbell. 25 —Rickard’s. Dec. !—H. I. Simson. 5 — Eustace Lane. 6— H. M. Campbell.

KING’S THEATRE, HASTINGS. A fair house turned out last evening to witness the screening of the pictures at the King’s Theatre. The subjects were again applauded heartily, The educational picture. “ Egg to Chick,” is really a.first-class subject, and fowl fanciers will do well to see this subject. The whole process of hatching a chicken is plainly shown. The vaudeville film. “ Five Graceful Girls.” is another good subject, and shows no end of clever feats by these girls. “ XX'oes cf a Wirlov ” is a smartly acted comedy of good quality. The other films were up to the usual standru-d. The same programme will be screened again tonight. PRINCESS THEATRE. HASTINGS. La-t night’s audience was greatly pleased with the programme, and, without doubt, it is a good one. The Edison comedy. “ The Try Out, ’ is really excellent, being genuinely humorous without descending to buffoonery, and is as good as anything we lune seen. The dramas, such as “ His First Commission ” ami “ The Stranger.” can be recommended, while ” Bill and his Friend ” introduces a very- clever hear. There will be the usual matinee tomorrow afternoon.

The Harry Rickards' Vaudeville Company will appear at the Princess Theatre'on Saturday evening, November 25th. Mr. M, Marcus, the manager, is in town to-day to make nciTsst’.ry arrangements. The company consists of a large number of English, American and Continental artists, all of whom have met with signal success in Auckland and other North Island cities.