AMUSEMENTS.
EMPIRE PICTURE COMPANY. Another excellent programme of up-to-date pictures was screened by the above company at Te Kuiti Town Hall on Monday evening, and thoroughly enjoyed by all present. "The Lyons Mail" proved a mo3t interesting play. It wa3 faultlessly staged and projected on the screen, and the long picture was watched with breathless interest. On Monday evening next a monster programme will again be presented, comprising srbjects a most varied nature. There will be an exciting cowboy drama entitled "One of Nature's Noblemen," in which the scenes are of the most thrilling description, culminating in a desperate fight between the "boys" and Apache Indians, two beautiful scenic-travel pictures, a clever vaudeville act by the Harrison troupe, the very latest issue of Pathe's Gazette, with a heap of topical events of recent occurrence, an interesting educational picture entitled "The Soapstone Industry," a couple of very fine dramatic subjects, "Dead Man's Honour" and "The Deserter," an acrobatic comedy of a most amusing description cal ; ed "Jack and Jim," and three other comics, viz., "Misplaced Jealousy," "A Rich Revenge," and "Muscle Development," full of healthy fun. The programme, it is said, will be one of the best, not a bit on the "heavy side," and one calculated to please, amuse and interest all who see it.
PRINCESS PICTURES
A very first-clas3 progamme of pictures is promised at the weekly visit of the above at the Alexandra Rink to-morrow evening. Included in the list is "A Trip in an Aerial Yacht," "Zululand," "Archie's Archery," "An Indian Girl's Romance," dramatic; "Pat and the Four Hundred," "Small Industries in Cairo," "The Two Reformations," "That's My Name," "For His Child's Sake," "Slabsides," and "Holiday on the Cheap." It is understood that the Rink is admirably suited for a picture show, and that the pictures are said to be projected clearer, and larger, and will be free from flicker, so the management assures patrons.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 416, 22 November 1911, Page 5
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318AMUSEMENTS. King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 416, 22 November 1911, Page 5
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