Entertainments.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 5 August 1912, Page 3

Entertainments.

A .MOVING RICTfUIUO BOXING MATCH. 0»e ui' the finest "fctar feature'" pictures that Inis over been shown in Levin, will bo reeled off at the Kind's Theatre Ihits evening. It is entitled "The Lost Daughter,'' and it is billed as "an Italian Masterpiece.'' It is 4000 feet in length, and is of a highly sensational nature. Resides this film, there will he a supporting program mo of scenic, dramatic and comedy pictures. Messrs Keaivsloy and Sloan, the two well-known local musicians, will contribute a first-class programme of music. On Fridny next., August 9tli. the genuino pictures of a stirring fight, no less than 5500 feet in length, will lie unwound to show the public of Levin the greatest contest in the history of tho ring: Black versus Black, Sam McVea (tho victor and the idol of Paris) versus Sam Lnngford (tho Boston "tar baby") who was beaten on points. This contest. which took place at the Stadium, Rushcutters' Bay. Sydney, 011 Boxing "Day, is 'described on the bills a.s "a Triumph of Biographical art" showing tho fnil twenty rounds uf "the most stirring, exciting and cleverest pugilistic battle e\'cr fought; every action and blow seen as clearly and distinctly as if the onlookers were actually at the ringside." Mr -T. D. Williams, the founder and managing director of the "International Pictures," who supervised the photographing of this picture, says it is the very best"fight " film ever produced, and he stakes his reputation on it. Owing to the great expense of this picture, the prices of admission on Friday night next- will he 2s and Is. Tn consequence of this picture being shown nesct Friday the skating will he held on Thursday evening, when the Weraroa Boys' Farm Band will bo in attendance.