ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 14346, 26 October 1910, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

BIOGRAPH PICTURES. I'o-NIGHT, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY. We would remind our readers that vo-nigllf is the last opportunity of viewing the present superb programme, the last chance to travel in the beautiful Scenic pictures. “Winter in the Ear North,” “A Trip from Marseilles to StmnV Algiers,” alld “Bernese Oberland.” The splendid battleship, the exciting. Well acted, and beautifully mounted picture, Lieutenant Rose and the Foreign Spy, has brought forth thunders of applause iu Stratford, AVaitata nikl on each occasion it has been shown in tbc Theatre Royal, the audience Completely losing themselves in the desperate hand to hand struggles in the water, and the magnificent bombardment scene. “The Irish Boy Terry” is a different typo of drama but equally' popular wherever shown, as is ‘‘From Gipsy Hands,” in which the boys scouts take a loading part. The comics arc equally good and nightly cause roars of laughter. A complete Change will bo screened to-morrew night,'and shown again at the matinee and night performance on Saturday. “DOROTHY.” BOX PLAN TO-MORROW. If you’re Waking, call me early, Call me early Mother dear; For to-hiorrow ’ll be the greatest day, Of all the days this year. There’ll be a crowd at Colliers’ Collaring all the seats, So to get a look at “Dorothy,” You and I, Mother, must be early on our feet.