ENTERTAINMENTS

Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13815, 20 July 1918, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS

THEATRE ROYAL. The Metro drama, *<The Dawn of Love," is a striking romance of daring and desperate adventure in connection • with a band of modern smugglers who succeed in getting large quantities of silks, furs and laces past the Customs. Mabel Taliaferro, whose consistently good work is gaining great popularity, is seen in a role that suits her admirably. Supporting this great film is th« final episode of "The Secret Kingdom." b KINGS THEATRE. Bessie Love makes a triumphal return to the screen in the latest Triangle drama, "The Sawdust King." She is charming in every scene, and full of a quaint and clever humour. The story is unique, and there are many peeps at the strange lives of those who follow the career of the ring and some splendid interior circus scenes. The supporting cast is strong and even, and the settings superb.

FISK JUBILEE SINGERS. The Pisk Jubilee Singers will appear on Thursday next at the Theatre Royal, in response to many requests for a return visit from the Hamilton public. The singers have earned a world-wide reputation because of the unique character of their entertainment, which charms by its novelty in method ami the quaint, sweet music of the old plantation songs, which haunt the memory long after they have been once heard. The company is certain of a warm welcome. The box plan for the Hamilton season is at Paul's.