ENTERTAINMENTS.

Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14361, 12 May 1920, Page 5

ENTERTAINMENTS.

KiNG'S THEATRE. "Thai Winchester Woman," a pielurc that has been highly praised by the metropolitan press, heads to-night's big'programme; Aline Joyce is the star. The GJirisichurch Press wrote of l-liis picture as follows: —•it. is the story of a strong, 'honourable woman, woo cleared the clouds from her own name, and then stood ready to sacrifice everything she had so dearly bought lo save a young girl from the threatening .blight of dishonour. Alice* Joyce, the classic beauty or the screen, is appealingly lovely in this picture, and has the sympathy of her audience throughout The. whole story." Billy West will show in his latest comedy, "The Handy Man," and. a goodly list of supporting films will be screened. THEATRE ROYAL. There are 'attractions for to-night which will surely result in a big house; for Tom Moore, probably the most popular hem of the screen, will star conjointly with clever Lucy Fox in the Blue Riband special, •'.lust For Tonight," a sparkling moonlight romance that progresses delightfully until a woman brings, consternation upon two lovers by wrongfully claiming the man as her husband. Then will follow handsome and talented May Allison in mighty Metro's splendid production, •'Casll'es n tlie Air," « picture that lias won great popularity in the big centres. Variety will be rent by the inclusion of "Through the Hawaiian Islands," an unusually charming travel series. Seats should tie reserved at Paul's.