Lyceum Pictures.

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 4, 3 December 1915, Page 3

Lyceum Pictures.

MINERS’ HALL—TO NIGHT. A very stirring drama of unusual character entitled " The Slave Girl ” will be screened this evening. This photoplay which is produced by the famous Reliance Co , deals with the old slave days of America and depicts a white childs sufferings through being sold into slavery. Her rescue and subsequent lire throbs with power an ii oi rnity A strong variety of subjects support the star including the latest war pictures t id a very breezy keystone comed> *, itleJ “Ambrose’s Fury” ir which Mark Swain appears, re being responsible for some very farcical situations. Patrons wi;l thoroughly enjoy this sarict - For Saturday the in: . goment will show vitagraphs special play, “On the Stroke of the Five ” which featui es Darwin Kerr and Naomi didders. This is a great heart throbbing drama, containing the story of a brothers vengeance acf tl : end is well thought out. A i exceedingly good supp ,y uy >- gramme will be also -ci a.-.d,

which includes w ir root, cartoon, dramatic nod e. lody subjects. The corned) su .-jects are very clever and w,. !• ome and feature artists of renown, such as John Bunny, Flora Flinch, Keystone Fatty an 1 Ham and Bud. Patrons art on. dally welcomed, those to book seats may do sc. ; .... rice’s The usual mid week ch .u 1 , next Tuesday. Mr Odder ?' o nshas to announce that the a ny •; tors for t!ie Charlie Chaplin o nipetition are now almost ready and he will publish in a few days when the heats will start.