TAlT'S "LIVING PICTURES,"

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1831, 11 August 1906, Page 3

TAIT'S "LIVING PICTURES,"

More than passing interest is being aroused by the announcement of tha return visit of Messrs Tail’s celebrated liviDg pictures, opening at His Majesty's l’hratro this aftornoon, to night, Monday, and Tuesday. An entiroly new etoc-k of up-to-date pictures has been imported, and a liberal share of patronage will doubtless be extended to this popular entertainment. Of tho maoy new films 11 Fallen ’Frisco " will prove of groat public interest. Tno entire area affected by the earthquake and fire is extensively shown, together v/.th nutnetoua dramatic incidents occurring during tho salvogo operations, Tho imposing procession at tho Into Premier's funoral illustrates tho universal devotion of New Zsaiandors to their lamented Trimo Minister. " Sunny Ccy lon ”is eaid o possess a wealth of interesting detail of hfo in tho heait of Indian Orientalism, and is also brimful of studies of wiid an’mal life. Too magnifi3snt icsntry is shown to great advantage, this particular fi m being a-tistical y tinted The christening of the D.ecd :oughf by the; Kir g is sail to lo a very imposing iff-.cb. The building of ft British railway rep 03snts ,h 3 entire manufacture of ratltuul otock from tho cjs ing of rails to the completed locomotive. These esc;p'.ionally fine picture?, together with a specially ueleotcd series of othor novel and laughter raising subject', will be shown during she brief season. Tho children’s matirco this afternoon will taka plaao at 2 80.