WHITEHOUSE’S BIOSCOPE
Whitchouse’s Bioscope and Star Company commenced a season of two ' nights at His Majesty’s Theatre last even- j ing. The Company were unfortunate in regard to the inclemency of the weather, | the boisterous night keeping many coußtra ; people from attending. The' display sof ' scenes was one of the best ever seen Vc Gisborne, and dopicted the motor car Derby, international football match, bombardment of Port Arthur, circus scones.and several very amusing comic series. )?he bio-tint colored scones wore very pleasing, the pictures being produced in a very buc- ! oessfnl manner. Mr Leo Kershaw gave a very clover exhibition of eLdght-of-hand tricks, and is an illusionist? of no meatfi ability. His assistant, a young man -from the audience, created much amusement j and was perfectly at homo in Jsting the .. . conjuror. The whole exhibitkm~??^‘ r biight and attractive and full of vim' from etgjst to finish, there not being a dull moment in the whole entertainment. Comedy and « tragedy, the grand, the weird, and pathetio follow each other in continuous sets, lasting from twelve to twenty minutes each,/ j and the entertainment,wherever it appeals, j cannot fail to give thorough 1 its audience. - 4 To-night there will be a complete change .j j of programme, and Mr Whicehouso wilj j complete , his season here • by a series jpf pictures, to obtain which ho has travelled 100,000 miles,' in journeys to Amersaa. , ' J?fanmu—— ~-.t—»,.w :
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1404, 15 March 1905, Page 2
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234WHITEHOUSE’S BIOSCOPE Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1404, 15 March 1905, Page 2
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