Amusements, Meetings, Etc.

Wanganui Herald, Volume L, Issue 14699, 2 September 1915, Page 2

Amusements, Meetings, Etc.

ALBERT CHEVALIER IN “THE MIDDLEMAN” AT HIS MAJESTY'S TONIGHT.

In presenting England’s beet known theatrical personality, Albert Chevalier, to the theatre-goers of Wanganui, the management of Pictures do so with the fullest.,confidence. No greater or better production than “The Middleman,” in which Albert Chevalier plays the leading role, has ever been presented on the stage, or in photo-play. The picture is 5000 feet in length and deals masterfully with one of the vital questions of the versus labour. The story is produced by Sir Henry i Arthur Jones andr portrays rqal emotiop, which springs Hie highest motives. “The Gaumont War' Graphic, ” boys from the Old Country; “Three Suitors and a Dog,” a Kalom , comedy frithout a dull moment; “Departure of the Fifth Reinforcements.” (All who could not go to Wellington to see the departure will see it on the screen). "Western Norway in Snow,” a glorious scenic film; and “Forc-ing-Dad’s Consent,” a Vitagraph laughing success. ” " “ Fuller’s Orchestra, under the leadership of Mr J. Kearsley, will provide) a pleasing programme of music, ivhith should greatly add to the entertainment of the evening. Box plan at Allien’s book shop in the Avenue".