AMUSEMENTS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17113, 19 September 1917, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

That very comfortable plaoo of meiit, tlio Octagon Hall, is nightly holding an audienco both numerous and appreciative. Tho current list of pictures contains an abundance of highly interesting matter that should meet the taste of aIL Thero is no lack of variety, and in all respects tho pictures shown arc artistic. The Plaza Theatre continues to bo a favourite placo of resort with many pleasuro aoekers. Tho present programmo 1b of tho best, and patrons can scarcely fail to bo pleased witli it. The Gazetto is a very interesting number. Thero aro also "Reckoning Day," tho wonderful " Secret of the Submarine" serial, this being tho fourth episode, and a screamingly funny Charlie Chaplin comedy. On Monday next a big Lubin masterplay, starring Nance CNeil in "Tho Flames of Johannis," will bo shown. OECHESTRAL CONCEET. At the King's Theatre this evening the third concert of tho thirtieth season of the Ekmediu Orchestral Society will be given. A violin solo, "Concert de Mazurka," will be given by Mr G. W. Clarke, who recently arrived from England. The principal orchestral item of the programme is Tschaikowsky's "Symphony No. 5." The last occasion on which this work was performed by the Orchestral Society was at the Christchurch Exhibition, when it was acclaimed with enthusiasm. The assisting soloists art* Miss Alma Lo Fevra. who will sing "Sapnhic Ode," "Love in Spring," and Love from My Power," and Mr Clarke, who will sing "0 Night of Stars and Splendour" and "0 Flower of All tho World."