GLOBE THEATRE.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, 24 July 1913, Page 34

GLOBE THEATRE.

A popular item at the Globe Theatre this week was the Auckland-Wel-lington football match, showing the game at various interesting stages. The conveyance of the children from the Takapuna Orphanage by motor cars to their new home was another feature of local interest. A Western drama entitled “In Touch with Death” tells of an adventurer, who becomes manager of a ranch. While the ranch owner and his men are away, the manager loots the ranch. The owner’s daughter escapes and dashes to the telegraph station to apprise the sheriff. She meets with some exciting adventures, but comes through successfully, and the false manager is thrown from his horse and killed. The story was capitally depicted, and was alone worth going to see. A sensational drama was screened in “The Twelfth Juror,” revolving around two men and a girl. Colour pictures, showing denizens of the deep, were much appreciated, while an amusing novelty was a series of scenes devoted to a cat and a monkey at play. “At it Again” was a laughable comedy concerning amateur detectives. Patrons can look forward to another star programme to-day.