AMUSEMENTS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14321, 11 October 1910, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

OLYMPIA BUCK. Skaters will find the blympia Rink open for two sessions tcl-day, and the evening one is bound to draw the usual good attendance, even though the end of the season is fast approaching. There will be a race to-night between Paton and Foster. A' ; Black-and-YVhite " night is announced for Thursday week. The rink will he open afternoon and evening every day this week except Friday, when it will be open in the afternoon only. THEATRE ROYAL.

With a well-selected and varied programme, the Pathe Company again drew a fairly numerous audience to the Theatre Royal last evening, and the interesting films were heartily received. There will be another presentation this evening.

The New Zealand series again drew a good audince' at the Theatre Royal last night. To-night the management have invited the scout officers and scouts to see these splendid films. The scouts will parade at 7 p.m. thence march to the.Theatre. The entertainment should be well received, and one picture in particular should raise the boys enthusiasm as it shows Lord Kitchener inspecting the Scouts at Dunedin.

We remind those interested therein that an entertainment and sale of work will be held in the Parish Hall. St. Andrews, to-morrow afternoon and evening, under the auspices of the Otaio and Bluecliffs Parish Ladies' Guild.

An entertainment is to be given in Wesley Hall on Friday evening in aid of the Boys' High School magazine fund. The boys will give some scenes from " Twelfth Night " ; some of the girls will sing duets, musical Savages and the Mandolin Baud will assist, and the boys will give a gymnastic display.