ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1012, 14 November 1917, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

• PALACE. "The Paws of the Pear" will again be shown to-night. This is a splendid programme, clean, yet exciting. William JJesmoud, the lumdsoiffb Triangle star, has ihe principal part. To-morrow, 11. P. Warner, who.-c fine performance as "'I he Peggar ot .(Ai-wnpore." will be romeiubered, :>s 'lo appear in a 7-part Frohman film, "Gods Mini." ROSY. "THE MAELSTROM." "Dago Ram." "Slippery Given," "Cini cinnatti Red," and "Ling" are some ot the characters of the. New York underworld, who appear io "The Maelstrom." a Vitagraph detective drama, which grips the mterest- from tho'set-off and contains a remarkable love story. The popular>Ea.rlo WilliaiiK is. the Star. "The iron (/law, No. IT, keep unTin interest. SCHOOL CONCERT TO-NIGHT. A final reminder is given of the, entertainment lo be held tomighl ai ihe Opera House in aid of improvements to the Colle.go street school ..rounds. The programme is claimed to be one of the host i-ver announced in Paimorston N'Orih. Revivers of youthful days, such as "Ten Little Nigger Boys" and "Gond-Xie.ht." will be rendered by the;children, and tho Railway Vaudeville" Company will also provide items, in addition lo other local well-known artists. lr is anticipated that there will be a largo attendance of the public at tho concert,'and. as a result the fund should be coiisiderablv..a,i,ii:ment.ed.