SYDENHAM PICTURES.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14980, 29 May 1914, Page 10

SYDENHAM PICTURES.

There vas a large gatnering of tpectators at the Sydenham Theatre last night, when the change of programme was presented. The "star" film "entitled "In Mid-Atlantic," and was founded on the heroic pjeriormance of ;i famotis dancer in calming the fears of a crowded trans-Atlantic liner when an outbreak of fire was discovered. The actress who takes tho leading part jS Mdllo. Robbino, who has made fcuch n name for herself in quite a number of Pathe masterpieces. Her performance in "The King of tho Air." which was shown here comparatively recently, will be remembered. The supporting films were; "Tho I'atho Gazette," containing items 'of tho l;itest interest; "The Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase" shows econes of this great race, run over a four and a half milo course; "Langonste Fishing ' (iiitero-st). "The Little Indian 3!oriei" (a touching drama), and an Edison comic. ''The Girl and the Middy."

The piocramiiie will l>e repeated 'tonislit.

QUEEN'S THEATRE. , ;""-lf| Tho following i>- *he new programs)**, • < "' > to bo shown to-day and to-niaht at the'" *• ~ ?■" Queen's Continuous Picture Theatre"*■"-' l *"* "Pa-the Gazett<*" No. 264 (topicel)* *-' •'Tho Indian Ambascado" drama), "Torreni.s of Pau' , (Looidee) •-- (coloured Gaumont scenic). "Tbo Koyal' •• r Road to Fa mo" (Chic drama), a A Win- " ning Mistake" (Lubin comedy), Bandit's Spurs" (drama), and* "Shnpfo ! 'T Simon and tho Pelhcan' , (Gaomoa- ''- comedy). •* - .