ENTERTAINMENTS

Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14262, 13 January 1920, Page 5

ENTERTAINMENTS

KING'S THEATRE. Thcie was another big house last evening, when that remarkable actor, John Barrymore, and the remarkably line rjrama, "Raffles the Cracksman," met with great receptions. "Raffles" is a fascinating pic'ture-play. Charlie Chaplin in "The Fireman," -and that sfonil serial.' "The Fighting Trail," are both big favourites. The trio finishes to-night. To-morrow evening'the stars are popular Billy Desmond and Gloria Swanson, in the latest success. "Society for Sale." Seats may be reserved at Paul's. THEATRE ROYAL. 11. K. Righton's big [licture success, '•The White Heather," with its first introduction to the public on the screen of. the remarkable ocean-bed results achieved by means of Williamson's remarkable invention, the submarine lube, and that captivating photofealurc "The Price of a Good Time," with Mildren Harris (Mrs Charlie Chaplin'; showing impressively, won the favour of another very big house last evening. The two features will finish this evening. Triple attractions for to-morrow are wonderful Baby Dorman in "The Soul of a Child," Dustin Farnum in "The Iron Strain," and Helen Holmes in "Railroad Raiders." Seats should be reserved at Paul's. EVERYBODY'S. "'Don'l Change Your Husband," Paramount famous production, finishes to-night. 11 is a special attraction, has l,i*oii secured at great expense, and features Gloria Swanson at the head of 'Uli all-star east. The world's highest salaried ftmmakor, ' ; Fatty'' Arbuckle, aupears in 'the same programme with his latesl svrnnv' The Sheriff." The i.omedv is wonderfully clever, aod "hit's off" Douglas Fairbanks in a delightfully satirical manner. Tomorrow's change is sure to be popular, as it stars William Farnum, the great dramatic actor, in ids Fox Picture De Lax.-. "For Freedom." There will also be a Sunshine comedy and a Mutt and Jeff •.•ar.loon. Ordinary prices are being ihar-.'d, and seats may be reserved ai Webster's without extra fCO.