AMUSEMENTS.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 533, 15 January 1913, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

vS&C EMPRESS PICTURES.; ; °ver jncreasing popularity of the pictures now showing at the above theatre indicates that they are of the class of films needed to give pleasure to all tastes in the community, and the nest change programme submitted on this evening includes some very attractive pictures, included in which is one entitled "The Church Across the Wav " John Mason is broken hearted by his wife's death. His old mother refrains him from committing suicide. ; Not far away another scene is in proV eresa Little Dot is on her way to fefaer%iaiden aunt with a note saying Sf her mother died penniless, and with a request for hei; to take care ot the child. The aunt welcomes her grudgingly, but does not:allow her- dog to come in. Dot paints a sign saying that she is for sale together --' with her dog, and then bangs it up on a tree where she herself stands -.'-Mason comes along and seeing the takes it to his home where she A' is welcomed by, the old mother. The supporting films are of the most acceptable class.

PREMIER PICTURES. The Premier Pictures will be Bcreenedat the Rink to-night and tomorrow evening. A special a" rac *' 0 1 n 1 in the form of first release films win be shown. The star attraction will be "Curfew Shall Not Ring To-night. Mr Langmuir has been m an-aneinc for - pictures to reach bim Auckland and Welling..ton. ,-•■-.