AMUSEMENTS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11360, 12 April 1915, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

OLFJ'X'S TIIFATR.IO. The orincipal film in the new series to be presented to-day at the t,Hie< n\ Theatre is a drama entitled "In the Temple of the Linn." being the third ':•■ '"lmei'.t of tim " Adventures of Ka i hive." This is state;! to be iniin< >'■•:.-at ioual !li U! • itbtT i>!" the oth.er parts, and includes a scene shotting !:.'■ b.evi :i,.> on a funeral pyre, and some other i.-ii 're tine: view;; of tempi" interiors and Oriental rtrooi scenes. Tho other nielin'e.-, arc :-■" Si n .dey, the Lion Killer" Tomedc) : "Helen',; Kmrilico'' (drama), ami the latest Topical Jhuig.'t. OH Wl> TnivATHK. "The Pas-ion.-; of ..Vim:,'" a. drama in three parts, v.dll he the prmeipal attraction at the Queen's Theatre toch.iy. Tim whieh i.s a British production, has bv.-n rre'J spoken oi in other cc-rd-r-s. The supporting items comprise :••- "An 1 nphmm'd EhiDomont" /.drenm), "A Warm Reception." and "The Strike " (remedies), and the. latest "War News."' or Kit a nor.-!':. At the Opera lions.-, to-night several new iirtiots will make their Just appearance, among them being .Maun and Franks, comedy and musical sketch artists, under a starring engngomcub from the Orpimum Tlmutro, New York. Hoili artists are said to be graceful and I'lever, and have earned appreciation right 'itrou-di iho .Dominion. Two other artists, Max Martin, an cceon.ti'ie comedian and dancer; and Jock Tomp.-oti, a. .Seoteli vocalist from Glasgow, are aho in the liill. Sterling nnd Love will make a reappearance, and James Teddy, the remarkable jumper, has been retained for another week. New items veil! he civ en also by Poiucare, Leo Yv'artoi! and Maraon and Florence. The box plan is at Mil nor and Thompson's.