ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1861, 10 July 1920, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PALACE, Again lust evening little Meg Cimino delighted her audience at tho Palace Theatre with Iter dainty musical numbers. T'hia child prodigy lias thoroughly captivated local audiences, Not often has it been the good fortune- of Palmcrston North theatregoers to witness fo pleasing a performance from one artist alone. She is no mean danscuso, ami her character dances are used to good effect after her songs. From a musical point of view the child's voice is clear and sweet as a bell. Her enunciation is distinctly good, and her action., are perfect. The- picture, part: of the programme includes "The Lost Princess," a Fox comedy drama ill which. Albert Ray end Elinor' Fair lake tho leading roles. The story of tho film deals with the struggles of n young countryman, whose ambition is to become a successful journalist, and how he succeeds. "A Fighting Colleen."_ featuring 1? nsio Lore, is also screened. This afternoon a matinee performance was given by Meg Cimino, and she will appear for the last, time this evening. KOSY. "Puppy Love" (Paramount), a pretty romance, and a Fox melodrama "When Fate Decides," are being shown with the serial and a topical. EVFRYBCiDY'S. The Butterfly Producing Companv is responsible for "Eternal 1 Love." a drama of the Latin quarter of Paris. "The Wrong Flat,"' a Jester 2-rccl comedy, is also showing.