ENTERTAINMENTS.

Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14362, 13 May 1920, Page 5

ENTERTAINMENTS.

♦ =• THEATRE % ROYAL. Popular Tom Moore and Lucy Fox won the hearts of nil lasi evening in their delightful picture offering “.lust for To-night,” a charming romance of moonlight conducted amidst delightful scenery. An unexpected interruption in the shape of a woman who turns up and claims lo be Romeo’s ,vifo, although by the way she is not, lends piquancy to a very entertaining story. Thai really clever and favourite arliSt, May Allison, increased tier popularity by a fine performance in Metro's first-class photo-play, “Castles in the Air," a good picture indeed. A very interesting travel series, “Through ihe Hawaiian Islands” was also shown. Scats for to-night and to-morrow evening should be reserved at Paul’s. KING’S THEATRE. That actress of classic features and superior acting ability, .Alice Joyce, made a pronounced success last .evening in a role entirely different to any she has been previously seen in. As the heroine nf “That Winchester Woman” she, scores a decided success. The strong heart-appealing story nf a woman of noble character who, unjustly accused, first clears her own name and afterwards is prepared Id sacrifice all she, fought for to save a young girl from dishonour, was splendidly presented by A lido Joyce and a strong cast, and it made a profound impression. Billy West’s comedy. ‘'The Handy Man,” raised loud laughter, and oilier good subjects were appreciated.