ENTERTAINMENTS.

Northern Advocate, 24 September 1919, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

BRITANNIA THEATRE

This well-known picture jialace announce a striking film in Fedora in which Pauline Frederick the famous stage heroine is seen to splendid advantage. The whole story abounds with stirring incidents which arc graphically portrayed on the new stereoscopic screen. The stirring emotions of love and hate are screened with great effect and patrons may be assured an entertainment of great interest. Thero will be screened in addition the Eagle's Eye, episodes No. 11 and 12, which will in themselves supply much keen enjoyment. The orchestra contributes its most pleasing part to the programme, and is increasingly popular. The public are reminded of the Thursday afternon matinee which provides a convenient opportunity for children and those unable to be present at the evening's

production

LECTURE ON SOCIAL PROBLEMS,

A rare opportunity is afforded men on Friday next in the special lantern lecture by Dr. Frazerhurst at the Parochial Hall. The matter to be dealt with will be efficiently handled by a capable man whose outlook is wide and idealism high. "Some Social Problems "is the subject chosen, and a large audience is anticipated.

C.T. CONCERTS,

The catalogued items which are to be produced at the Commercial Travellers' concerts on October 9 and 10 bespeak great events, in which even the well-known entertainment catering capacity of the C.T.s has outbid all former records. Posters of distinctive design and artistic colour-blending, printed by the Northern Publishing Company, bedeck the shop windows and various hoardings of the town, appropriately heralding the execellence of the occasion. The beneficent work of the Knights of the Road, extending oven ten years, more than warrants reciprocal recognition of the present purpose, which relates to Telief funds, and the Town Hall should again be the venue of vast public concourses. Rarity of pleasure is guaranteed to Whangarei and district by the high calibre of all the performers, and the complete change of programmes provides against any semblance of monotony. It is clearly advisable, in view of the popular rush, to book seats at the earliest moment.

'' DRAMA OF CREATION.''

The educational lecture entertainment, 'Drama of Creation," which is being presented in all parts of the world by the International Bible Students ' Association will be given in tho Britannia Theatre the next two Sundays. Sessions will be held in the afternoons and evenings.