Lyceum Pictures

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 4, 29 January 1915, Page 3

Lyceum Pictures

MINERS’ HALL. The enterprising management will present to the Huntly public on this Friday for one night only Professor Reinhards great religious mystery and lyricscope photoplay “ The Miracle.” This beautiful story of the Sister Megildis which is contained on 5000 feet of film demonstrates the power of the Church to recall its erring ones to sanctity. The “Miracle”, is considered the sacred picture sensation of the year, the production alone costing in round figures, about £50,000 and it has been shown to very large audiences everywhere, appealing as it does to so many people who do not always go to the picture theatre as well as those who do. A grand augmented orchestra and organ effects have been arranged for, while a select choir will render sacred items to sychronise with the picture. During the screening “ The Rosary” will be sung by Miss Jones, whilst special music will be played throughout the picture. This is, an artistic production of the highest order and will command a large audience. The usual prices are being charged, Several other choice films complete the programme.

For this Saturday, another gigantic programme is being screened, the star feature being that remarkable drama “ Leah K!eschna’ ! by the Famous Players Co. This great play which is contained on over 4,000 ft. of film has a world-wide reputation. It is the history of the daughter of the master thief of France, and Miss Carlotta Neilson ably sustains the title role of Leah. The star feature is very ablv supported by a very strong selection of the best subjects the world can produce, ar:d will leave nothing to be desired. A special war film will also be included entitled

“ With the Warriors T»j)'Wpies ” which is one of the very latest. Book your seats for all performances at McNee’s to avoid disappointment.