ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 18, 21 June 1913, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THEATRE ROYAL PICTURES. The big Kalem masterpiece "The Wives of Jamestown" will be presented for to-night only, at the Theatre Royal. It is an Irish-American story produced by the Kalem Company, and pathos and 1 humor are delightfully mingled. Another drama that abounds'iu situations of a, most exciting -character is, "Under the Stars and Stripes," in whicli the love affairs of Lieutenant Thomson and a Mexican girl are interwoven. The Lubin artists will be seen to advantage in a fascinating Tomance "The Twilight of Her Life." There will be a liberal mixture of fun for patrons. Several animals materially assist in a Selig comedy "Sammy Orpheus." Maurice Costell'o and Lillian Walker appear in "Tt All Came Out in the Wash," while M Prince is responsible for "Timid Lover* " Excellent topical* will be shown ill "lathe's Australian Gazette," "A 30-Mile Auto Race," and "Markets of Kabylia." EMPrRE PICTURE PALACE. The Empire management will to-ni<rhfc .introduce a dramatic picture in which the eadl "i? ™le is played by a wonderful horse, entitled "The Equine Spy." Of all the actors in the silent drama, none has been more natural and graceful mor J. AS a " "Went of Kf h f-! S - thG of life t-sdf, and it is mainly to his activity iK^^^^^insuehthrilliii ari I a 0Wl T: reww * a '" l of him supported by , lear i r all the nri,^i ptlhs^°T^ ioint effo t Th "r ™.' th ' v of *••««> lo.„ i moTts - The drama s full of in "PUSS IX BOOTS." >™i«»,„„ *;■ s/'Srr, "V* " *»X„ht ™, i™"»»»»«. Wl.ll, ti,„ i ' y c,ov eriiess and coinedv and an outstanding f e „ t , 2 o ° f f JJ A ° •"»!> scenery to the • • com 1 ,,, ' t « wts of -l.Uiicsai:;^^,^-^-l! i^:ri?ij. ;, f ,i r ta^ii^i 'S'' -H ol Us performance. Two hi-r ' ''"-