Lyceum Pictures.

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 3, Issue 6, 22 May 1914, Page 3

Lyceum Pictures.

MINERS’ HALL, TO-NIGHT. In addition to a most excellent* programme of pictures the management announce having secured a star turn in the person of Mr F. Tate Barras, and his marvellous Marionettes at considerable expense. Mr Barras’ turn Is exceptionally good and wholesome, and with his company ol little star artists will keep the audience amused for about half an hour. The chief feature of this act is entitled “The Old Sundowner.” A huge suporting programme of pictures will be screened also—the star film being "The Iron master ”, a magnificent French masterpiece over 3000 ft. in length. Educational, dramatic, and comedy subjects complete a programme which for value would be hard to boat. tomorrow another super excellent series will be projected headed by a stirringstory of Irish p 1 11 c k, entitled Kelly ov the Emerald Isle.” This is a very fine play, and contains some very sensationl incident-. In between the acts of this play Mr Jack Budge will dance the famous Kildare jig, which no doubt will be appreciated. A nice Indian drama lias been included for ihe boys, and the balance of the programme will suit everyone. Big houses are being provided for on both occasions. Reserved seats can be booked at the PRKSs Office. Uusual mid week change on Tuesday.