AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXV, Issue 10713, 3 June 1915, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

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LUCILLE LOVE—4th SERIES,

The fourth chapter of the story of Lucille Love'n adventures opened last night and will be screened again tonight, together with a programme, specially arranged as a holiday attraction. The, chapter now being shown is quite the most exciting that has yet been offered. Another big attraction is the Reliance drama, "The Floating Call,'' a story in two parts replete with stilling and exciting Incidents. A pretty girl reporter figures largely in the capture of a gang or counterfeiters. She starts out to investigate a murder story, finding it to be a hoax. She stumbles on to the way a gang passes the spurious coin to the public. She disguises as an liahaii girl and makes her way into the coiner's workshop. A detective is waiting for her to reappear, when he finds a message on a piece of tcmhl which the plucky girl has thrown into the river. It is a call for help. ' Fatty's Jonah Day" features the ainu'sing Jioscoe Arhr'-Vlie and his friend -Mabel, who together provoke endle<s laughter. A fourth .instalment of "Dolly of the Dailies" series is also billed, while the Lubin Co. is represented by a comedy, "Butting In." The Topical Budget show." Krupp guns in action, 14th Belgian Regiment, Back to the Trenches, new Army in Difficulties, etc., etc.