Lyceum Pictures.

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 3, Issue 6, 8 May 1914, Page 3

Lyceum Pictures.

MINERS’ HALL TO-NIGHT. The programme to be submitted to patrons to night contains a remarkable repertoire of well selected screen plays, the star feature being a comedy over 2000 feetin length entitled “A Regiment of Two.” This play discloses a fund of refined diversion and is well up to the best- of the vitagraph productions. The situations are excruciatingly funny, the military element being introduced. The supporting pictures are as varied as they are good, and the usual English weekly Gazette is included. A special attraction is being shown in conjunction with the above in “ The Celebrations of the Battle ofOrakau.” A. monument was recently unveiled near TeAwamLieu to the heroes who fell in this engagement —this is included in the above film. This film alone will repay patrons to see. A brilliant and extra special change is announced for Saturday when the powerful Hubsch Drama, “The Temptation of drink,” |\vith Miss Aasta Neilsoh in the title role, will be screened. The realistic drama is over 3000 ft long, and every foot is convincing. A special attraction in addition to the pictures will be Mr Jack Budge who will show Jack Tar at Play with his clogs in some pleasing dances. The usual mid-week change on Tuesday. Reserve seats at the Huntly PRESS Office.