AMUSEMENTS, MEETINGS, ETC.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 13675, 8 May 1912, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS, MEETINGS, ETC.

HAVWAKD’S PICTFKKS. I lie splendid programme shown a( the byeeum for flic first time on Monday evening was repealed last night, and again mneli a|)|ireeiateil. Witli tlie except ion of “(tipsy Blood," whieh was shown for the last time, the programme will be .screened finally (his evening. “A Military Aeroplane Scout" is a splendid picture, the celebrated Vitagraph Company distinguishing themselves in the realm of sensationalism. “A Gipsy Girl's Honour’’ is a very tine example of coloured kinematographv. The rest of the pictures are of a. high order, including seenies, dramatics, and comics. To-m'ofl'ow evening a great picture is to be shown, it is entitled ‘'Convicts 10 and b). ’ and is thrilling in th;; extreme. It is very lengthy, occupying dOIIOfI, The interest' is maintained from start to finish, and the picture is sure to be very popular. Seats may be booked at .Messrs 11. i. Jones and Soil’s. 110 VA I. KINK. Dlll’lDS’ HALL. The whirr of many wheels is now to be h-.ard practically day and night at the above rink, and the management may take some credit for having mi effectually revived the pastime in Wanganui. Decorum is maintained in a tactful manner, while a visit will suffice to convince patrons that everything is of the best. AVe are asked to call attention to the annual meeting of the. British and foreign liible Society, be held in St. Paul's Hall on Friday evening. Interesting addresses will be give,n by members tne clergy, and a heartv invitation is given to all to attend.