AMUSEMENTS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XL, Issue 11407, 26 October 1915, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

CINEMA. Another -fine programme equally pleasing and diversified will bo screened at the Cinema to-morrow night. The star picture is JentitleJ “The Buried Secret” and produced by the “Itala Films,” which is sufficient guarantee of its good qnaliy. The story, as its name suggests is one of those intensely interesting detective dramas, wherein the chief actors are not magicians as some producers would make them, but merely human beings, which part after all makes the picture so realistic and interesting. Six other attractions are in the programme and||they include: ‘‘Pimple’s Great Fire of London,” a cyclonic, explosive laugh promoter, in which Pimple’s fire brigade break all records and arrive a day too soon; “Hawkeye and Cheese Mj'stery. ” a rollicking comedy hy Phoenix Films, ‘‘Stare in My CrOwn,” Gem drama, and the “Eclair War Journal” of the great war 1914-15. Coming—Neptune’s Daughter.

ROYAL N.Z. SOCIETY FOR THE HEALTH OF WOMAN AND CHILDREN.-

The committee of the Marton subbranch of the above bey to notify the public that for the future Marton is to be visited hy the Plunket Nurse from Taihape instead of from Wanganui as has been the case up to the present. The reason of the change is that Nurse Metge’s work in Wanganui has so greatly increased that she is obliged to devote all her time to the town itself. Arrangements have been made for Plunket Nurse Jones~to come from Taihape every Monday ' instead of Tuesday, as hitherto. The work will he carried on in exactly the same way, viz,, the Plunket Nurse will paywisits in the mornings to homes where her help is requested, and will he at her office, care of Messrs Ingle Bros., Chemists, Broadway, in the afternoon from 1 80 to 5 to see anyone who wishes for her help or who is interested i u her work.