ENTERTAINMENTS

Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13817, 23 July 1918, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS

KINGS THEATRE. The Triangle star drama, "The SawW l{ 'f;u u hi, ' h ftJatures Bessie W. at the King's Theatre will be shown tor the last time to-night. Splendid scenes of the largest circus in the I nited States are featured in the production. THEATRE ROYAL. ./T! 10 2 aß '? ot ' , " ,ve " wi " ~(' wwn•d ±or the last time to-night at the Theatre Royal. Miss Taliaferro u ■seen at her best in this colourful photoplay. Ih e picture has that touch ,>f melodrama that is always acceptablethere is also a .harming J ove o | elll(int ] exciting situations and a splendid t'hinax. To-morrow night Hubert W (hamhers* novel "The Fettered Woman will 1, 0 presented in picture form. THE F'SK SINGERS. Slaking 0 f lhp Kisj . Jii|iilw mpis, a pontempor.rv savs: •'The }«;«• Programme- put <„, | IV * t | u . K isk '" «' .Smg.T.s Ifurnished another tnlMiig illustration ,»l ( h,. ,„.,„■„„ (o( . ';! r l n, 1 ,, !" s, »K i!l '''""•'is and part-song >.\ wlnrli the graduates of Kisk Colic-,, mvp made their abmi mater famous > n "jng music-lovers. The peculiar ' '.-iractcnstic einLellishincnts and iU-cts ol the Kislj stylo of chorus, roused the unstinted admiration and l'Pl:inso of he audience. The natural a.ont ot the singers for iutcrproiing iifi-Kiiie ritxl coon melody is another 'Ue\v:>r.'!\ feature ol the prognmnr.i 1 ■ hi'; 1 iiiil ex; rossion is given, th« iito'lamci. n< doing lull „f eharaeseris- •«■•■* to wl.i'h none hut Kisk Singers :| " '-■'.■.■ ;'i!ei,uafe expression." 'Tin ; ,!,1 P ''■> '/ill an] ear ,:l the Thmiiv loyal < n I hursdav ev niii". and s< ,-its •;0 '■.■ r. s. rv-d lit Paul's, uhelv tin ■■■ lihill c.ill he found.