ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 1 July 1915, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE, TO-MORROW NIGHT.

The programme to be screened at ih? Opera House tp-rnorrow (Friday; evening will be headed by a sensational Vitagraph railway wreck picture, en- ' titled "Four-Thirteen," featuring the! popular photo-play artiste, Anita Stewart. The story tells 01 the adventures of "413," the head of a smuggling band, and the members of his gang. ( The den is raided, and "413" escapes in his motor car. An exciting chase follows, and, finding his pursuers gaining, the smuggler chief steals an empty train at a railway station. Davis, a secret service agent, orders the agent to telegraph ahead, and when the train, driven by ".413" at sixty mites an hour, strikes an open switch, it ploughs down a 50 foot embankment and piles up at tlie bottom—a total wreck. The drama has a most surprising but happy finish. A feature of interest to all swimmers will be "Duke Kahanamoku at Wellington." Other fine features are "The Grip of the Plumber" (Edison comedy), "Performing Bears" (animal study), "Performing Bears" (animal study), "The Man in the Vault" (exciting drama), and the latest Avar budget of news pictures. The box plan is now open at the theatre.