Lyceum Pictures.

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 3, 4 December 1914, Page 2

Lyceum Pictures.

MINERS' HALL. TO-NIGHT. A programme of perfectly promoted phot ploys will be screened y the management this evening, ’he star special is by the great MtA.-raph Co., entitled “Children a the Feud ” and depicts with ;reat faithfulness the effects of insly anger and slow remorse, tis a play of an hereditary lfolds the story 'f a mod-, rn vendetta. A fine iipportiny comedy drama “The Valiflower” contains very [tiaint splashes of humour. An nnovati-on in the shape of the Australian Topical Gazette will is screened while a fine Vaude■ille film showing the Sisters ithena in their stir- act will be nost popular. An exceptionally ;ood sele'ction of dramas, tomedies and col-mred seenics tven up a programme of great (rawing power. For Saturday dr Calder wishes to announce le has secured that grand Irish patriotic play “ For the iVearin’ O’ the Green.” This nagnifieent drama is a splendid lory of’9B at;! contains scenes ind episodes of the times of lobe it Emmett. Michael Dwyer ind Shamus O’Brien. A hriliant series of films support the itar amongst which will be two •epical gazettes, viz, the topical mdget and the latest Fathe. The mm! mid-week change next Tuesday. Book all reserves at he Huntly PRESS.