ENTERTAINMENTS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14203, 4 February 1915, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

TOWN HAIiL PIOTUBEi. To-night'a .screening will include over 10,000 foet of special war films. ','Our Cavalry in Franco" shows cavalry going into camp, camp life, operating on a horse, and Indian cavalry and the London Scottish departing for the firing lino. "Antwerp Under Shot and Shell" reviews the arrival of motor transports and armoured cars at Antwerp, the arrival of the marines (leaving Ghent they pass through into Antwerp by tho pontoon bridge), our jolly Jack Tars entering into their task, marines in tho firing line, and snipers at work. Tho rest of the programme is good, and was thoroughly appreciated by a largo audience last night. "Jack Spratt as Bricklayer" is au amusing story of a sailor who manages to oludo tho guardians of the dockyard by stowing himself in a huge iron roller while it is hauled out. He finds employment as a bricklayer, with screamingly funny results. Tho irresistible Charlos Chaplin makes merry in tho Keystone feature, "Recreation," while tho Kalem Company provide comedy in a skit on American detectives, entitled "Sherlock Bonehead."