AMUSEMENTS

North Otago Times, Volume C, Issue 13176, 3 October 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS

i "THE DANDIES," , Blight, wholesome nnd elqnn nro snid to bo I lie prevailing cliarnctcitatics of Uio pioginimnci piosentod by "Tho Dandies." Theio- is ficshnoss mid coitnin fnscmntion attached to thoir w,oila\hich mnkes it distinctive fiom other oft entertainments. The compnuy, which appeals in the Ojiern House ucxt Wednesday; is said to be the best eombmatiou of nitists sniljug iinilor tho Hinnscombc banner. Mu sipnlly, "The Dandies" nspne much lughei than nny kmdied company. In sienlly "The Dandies nspnomuch high Oi thnnan\ lvimhcd eompnnv. liielud" ed nitheii cxtensnoiopeitoiteaic sever > nliginnd opeia selections, Their eon ported woik in Jiunioinons mmibeis is rtlso said to bo of a high oidci, while iinliN idinlh they have, lucoidnig to pie vifois lopoits, established themselves \s\\ ilnnh Tho plan it now open at the Dicsdeii HAYWARD'S PICTURES. It has boon nn unvniving pi notice, with Haloids' inanageiiieiit to exhibit onl\ the stnis of the woild's stni pie tmps, and thov hnvo undoubtedly leadied the Just magnitude with thou piuiont pioginnime Anothei spellbound nmlipiipc was thnlled In the sensational episodes mid sfuiing notion of'A Pi isonpi in Hie Hniem " I'ictuies lcqun mg the tieatment ofttlus film must V poifeit in detail—one minute defect would ninr the whole production, and, there nro'-no dofeots in tho scenery or costumes- of-tliis photo play. It is a. faithful ]iortraynl of Oriental life and olinrnoteristies fnithfully produced. Pntho's Gnzctto, that popular tab-, loid of pictorial news, mid "A Dny in a Sailor's Life," nrc most interesting studies, while tlio lniiglitor mnking, capabilities of ".Hubby's Polly," mid 'Hie powerful drnmn of "Two Aristocratic Penitents" should appeal to all' I .isles; To-night is the last screening of 'I his fine progrnminc, Ihe classic nllracI inn,"'' David Copperfield,'' commencing on' Monday' evening,