ENTERTAINMENTS.

Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14363, 14 May 1920, Page 5

ENTERTAINMENTS.

* ■- THEATRE ROYAL. One of the cleanest, wholcsomest and most entertaining double programmes ever screened here will flnisjt to-night ahd it should not be missed. The different films shown are in delightful contrast. Tom Moore wins increased popularity in “Just for Tonight,” May Allison charms spectators in “Castles in the Air,” and the picture "The Hawaiian Islands" is a scene series of great beauty. To-morrow’s specials will be, “The Hornet’s Nest, starring that great actor, Earle Williams ;tnd tlm eighth episode of “The Llghtj ning RMder,’ J with Pearl White in e.vidence. Seats should be reserved at Paul’s. KING’S THEATRE. Popular Alice Joyce is always good, and in that gripping, dramatic romance. ■ That Winchester Woman,” a tale, of a noble woman’s courage and devotion, she is seen to splendid advantage. Loud laughs punctuate the screening of Billy West’s comedy, “The Handy Man.” The current programme will end tonight. To-morrow’s chief attraction will be "The Temple of Dusk," a production of rare quality in which Sessue Ihiyakawa, the famous Japanese actor, stars.