TAIT'S "LIVING PICTURES,"

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1828, 8 August 1906, Page 2

TAIT'S "LIVING PICTURES,"

The sensational incidents together with the generally chaotic condition to which the recent earthquake redbbed the city of San Francisco, are extebsivejy shown in the very excellent moving picturo which is to be exhibited with other novel and interesting films of events of recent ccourronce by Messrs J. and N. Tait daring tboir brief return season at His Majesty's Theatre, commencing next Saturday after* I noon and evening. The faneral of the late Premier is another picture of an imposing character, showing as it does the whole of the proosssion from Parliament House to the last rs3ting plaoe of the illustrious statesman A subject "of absorbing interest is said (o be “ Sunny Ceylon ” a beautifully oolored film of rare merit part of which is taken from a (rain on a journoy from Colombo to Kandy, showiDc the luxuriant foliages, spice ard tea fields elephants, native life, and the many picturesque native industries. “ The Building of a British Bailway," an industrial pioture of great merit, is said to [ possess elements of an unusually instructive character. The “LtUDeb ng of the I Dreadnought ” is an event which should claim great pubiio in'.crest. Theie and many other original effects will be dis. p.ayed entirely by eleotricity. A schools’ matin o is announced for Saturday after, noon Too box plan opens at Miler’s this oaorniDg. " 10