ENTERTAINMENTS.

Waikato Times, Volume 84, Issue 13188, 31 May 1915, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

TOWN HALL. To-night's new series at the Town Hall include the sixth part of the favourite serial drama, "The Advenaures of Kathlyn," a beautiful Vitagraph feature entitled "Bread Upon the Waters," and the usual budget of comedy items, including the latest Keystone. THEATRE ROYAL. "The Dream Girl," the new star feature at the Royal to-night, is a psychological romance. The hero being a young artist who conceives in his imagination a beautiful girl, with whom he falls in love, a curious train of inci- £ dents leads him- to go in search for his ideal in company with an old friend. Then ensues a series of thrilling incidents and hairbreadth adventures, which culminate in sucess. The accompanying films are all new to Hamilton. THE KING'S THEATRE. Despite the inclement weather, the great Broadway feature film, "Shadows of the Past," drew a large audience at the King's on Saturday evening. This fine drama contains magnificent settings, splendid acting, and many thrilling incidents, depicting a very realistic collision between motor-car and train. The supporting subjects are well selected. The special picture from Cairo, showing the grand inspection of our heroes before General Godlev prior to leaving for the Dardanelles, received a well-deserved reception. This film will be included at every performance this week for the benefit of country visitors.