ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mataura Ensign, 1 July 1914, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THEATRE ROYAL

The appreciation with which the socoudi iiTivnin,'.! of the current prolamine at the Theatre Ihiyal was received last dcinon.sfrated the I'opHbnjv of the present series with the Loyal .Standard l',eture Proprietary s many patron*. T|„. various iibn* whicii are ol an exceedin-i.v brijrlit and varied description including n'lMT'iufiocnt liUSi-u-Aiiicrieui s;-?een yhv "The Curse of Hie Golden Land " and another capital iiim of topical iiiter>st depiftuijr many incidents in WellimrtVm in. connection with the recent l>i« industrial .strike, will be finally printed to-night.

HIGH SCHOOL BENEFIT,

A picture entertainme||t,-ii!d eoneert will be given at the l'riiicc-s Theatre t.us evening. in aid of the iS-sons Fund or the' Gore High School, which .should he well supported. -An interesting item ot the programme will be u disolay of physical drill bv a nicked'squad of ■Scjiool Cadets, one of the smartest corps in the Dominion, and- who, on their visit to Auckland *t the l ot the year won unqualified praise for tiieir snuu-tm.ss and conduct 'from the military authorities in charge of the tournament. A novel feature of. the (Uitcrtaiument will be a humorous'lecture, illustrated with lantern slides, de-bvoi-eu hy .Mr Cyril. Scobell, entitled edly contribute to the amusement of uio audience. The. popular tenor, Mr G. Mathe-on, whose a--n)i;arunee on the concert idatform is always welcome, will contribute siiinjcs, and the picture programme provided; by the Stevcn-son management, which includes the recent visit i>" General Sir inn Hamilton to iMinWim mih! Ma'tarao, will be found an excellent one. ' •