WEST’S PICTURES AND THE BRESCIANS.

Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1593, 25 October 1905, Page 2

WEST’S PICTURES AND THE BRESCIANS.

I There wa3 again a large and most en- , thmiaetie aadieneo at the entertainment , given at His Majesty’s Theatre last even- , mg by the above company. Everyone was charmed with the excellence of tbp programme,and little wondered at the enormous ran this company has had whenever it has appeared, and the record business done at every place, The whole of the details are attended to in a way that produces a grand success. The pictures are splendid, they are well selected and shown in a way tfiat astonishes everyone by its remarkable'ijnerit. The programme last night was the earns as that given on the opening night and was heart ly enjoyed by those'who had previously seen it, as well as by those to whom the entertainment was quite new. A pleasing feature is that from start to finish everything is carried through without delay. The programme opens with tho moving viewß of Royalty, aDd then continues through a beautiful series of pictures that no one could po3sibly tire ofC The close attention of the audience was held throughout and time after time there was very enthusiastic applause. Tho whole entertainment, besides being of a popular description was a very refined one. The Brescians again delighted the audience with their playing and singing, and of course were encored with enthusiasm. The entertainment is suited to young and old—all can enjoy it —aod settler in for the Show should not fail to let the youDger people have an opportunity of attending as well as the adalte,