ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 16 March 1914, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE

NEW SERIES TO-NIGHT.

There will be the usual complete change of programme at the Opera House to-night The Kalem studio* A Midnight Message," is described as being a great human drama of the most potent character. The story is wovea round an alliance of May arid December. The Keystone companyV great rnn-inakers will appear to-night in st 15-mmute rollicking merrymaker "The New Baby." The Edison, 'Gaumont an* -Fathe hrms will furnish further mirth-, provoking subjects in "Podgy's Bouquet," "Tiny Tim and the Tramp," and "All the Fault of Jane." There will also be two very beautiful scenic pictures of the woods and lakes of "Vincennes, m which land and waterscapes of surpassing beauty are shown, and a-Pathe-oolor item of a fete at Angkor: the latest Warwick Chronicle and a brace of excellent dramatics: "Black Beauty," a stirring Western subject by the Lubin Company, and /"So Runs the Way," a fine A.B. play of life as we live it to-day.