ENTERTAINMENTS.

Matamata Record, Volume III, Issue 203, 2 December 1920, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

"HIS BIRTHRIGHT." j i On Saturday at the Minamata Town Hall. Sessuo Uaynkawa will j star in a splendid Haworth drama j "His Birthright," a story of a 1 Jupunoso youth with a legacy of hat- I red against the father vlio had de- ! sorted his mother. Tlio production is remarkable for beautiful scones and photography, and again Sessuo liayakawa is responsible for a por- , trayal that can only add to his laurels as a master of emotional por- ( trayal, ' "GO WEST YOUNG MAN." j l On Wednesday a Goldwyn film ■ entitled as above, with Tom Monro , in tho load will bo tlio special attrac- | :ion. dan you imagine popular Tom Mooro as a soft, idle waster, driven from home by an angry parent?oan j you picture him a dish-washer in a , nno-liorso saloon rostaurarit ? Tackling, j with bare hands, a ' bad man ' who j is ' shooting up ' the town ? See his surprise whon ho is elected sheriff by a band of crooks to serve their purposes, and their surpriso when ho chows that ho is a real sheriff. Sea him paying off old scoros by arresting his own fathor, and winning tho girl of his hoart in whirlwind rushes that swoop her oil' her foot.

BARTON'S CIRCUS. On Tuesday next patrons of tlio circus will have tlio opportunity of witnessing the now combination Mrs Barton has gotton together, and which represents tlio bost show sho has had on tho road sinco tho death of tho lato Mr Barton. Included in her now acts nro the Toronoski Troupo of Japanese and Littlo Mono, billed as the Child Wonder. These artists sho has imported from abroad, and they nro making their first appearance in tlio Dominion. Local aspirants to fame as rough riders will have the opportunity of trying conclusions with Tornado. Lovers of "Tom Mix" stunts and Wild West performances, will bo delighted with Alix Wyllio, the American cowboy, who is said to bo the bost man in that lino seon sinco the late Captaiu MeLeod.