Empress Pictures.

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 4, 16 April 1915, Page 2

Empress Pictures.

KING’S HALL. For this Friday night the management has secured an immense and incomparable programme, headed by the greatest War drama of the day, “Called to the Front” or Great Britain helps her Friends. ” This film which is 3000 ft in length has many stirring scenesbothon land and sea, and depicts the exciting up to date adventures of a young despateh carrier on his way to the Front. Supporting this will be a Charles Phaplin keystone “ His favourite Pastime,” which is a scream from start to finish, also a local production ” The of Battle of Orakau.” Saturday’s bill will be headed

by a 3000 ft comedy drama, “ Liberty Bells,” featuring Mabel Normand of Keystone fame. This huge bill will also consist of a good scenic and a detective drama of unusual order. "Chandler R a, Criminal Expert,”

On Monday night there will be the usual change of programme. The film de Luxe being a grand Detective Drama. “ The Brass Bowl,” supporting this will be “ The Australian Gazette,” Politeness Pays,” a beautiful coloured scenic, of Naples, and one of the ever ‘favourite Keystones, featuring Keystone Fatty. The whole making up a programme of exceptional merit which should be seen by one and all.