PERRY’S BIORAMA.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1807, 13 July 1906, Page 2

PERRY’S BIORAMA.

There was a fall bou=e at His Majesty's Theatre laßt evening, whoa his jar Perry’* Biorama Company gave its second enter* tnent, anl met with hearty response from the oitizons of this town. By special lequeet tho visitors gave a repetition of the 'Ftlsoo aissstef, wh cb was thoroughly appro* oiated by the audiiiioe, s?he looei pictures were Bpplanded to ,ihe ox'ont of, sending many of tho audience home with «ore hsuis. The nest speoialty on the pro? gramme was the interesting film, ■* Moose Hunting in the Land of our Canadian Cous : n°,” and the views of Mount Ye-u* vius during the recent eruption wore awe* inspiring, and gave those present a reaiistio idea of the destruction of Pompeii. Othor very pretty eoenes were the oldtime fable, » Beauty and the Boast," aod “ The Aeria! Plane," The humorous seq« tiou of the programme' included the aide* splitting productions!) "The Army Cedi’.' t " Summer Boarders,” and " The Lost Child,” whioh wore appreciated'by both young and old, and Font them homo feeling good friends with themselves, thsßiorama Company, and tho world in general. Tho musioal portion of the entertainment was in very capable hands and was thoroughly enjoyed. The selection " Ora Pro Jsobie,” by Master Trompf, the young soprano pp tiro pompany, was very credit* . ably rendored, :an 4 Singing Of "In the City of Sighs and ieara produced a very favorable iai*« presston. Bandsman Stevens was heard to advantage in tho ,eoog ■' Tho Forger’s Daughter, and Captain Berryman left ““f* o , l " desired in his rendering of The Mighty Deep.” Before the com* njencement of the paiertainrpent the P laye , 3 a P ofohpstral selection, ? l Hotf To night the oompany will show, in seenl 1 "“nh°- ‘, h r tba *atnon“ scene Christ Among Men," a film 2300 ft long, and one of the finest pictures ever shown, giving incidents in the life of Ohnet from tho mao g « »„ tbß m „ m6 .