AMUSEMENTS.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 512, 26 October 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

HAYWARD'S PICTURES. To-night and Monday at the Town Hall the management will present an exceptionally high class programme. "A Woman's Way," a drama detailing a story in which a true woman pays the penalty of a mistake in her endavour to save her luver's reputation. The, drama is sad and dramatic, but interesting to a degree. Supporting the star there is a wonderful collection of dramatics. "Bibhies' Revenge," produced by the world-famous Cines' Company, and "The Girl Deputy," a Western romance. The series will also include "The Agoute," a nature study of that small animal; Australian Gazette, Gaumont Graphic, " Ronneby, " scenic; "Sara Jevo," capital of Bosnia; "The Jam Cupboard," Edison comedy, and "Welcome Home," comic. Patrons are advised not to miss this magnificent programme of all stars. CURLES' PICTURES. "The Old Kent Road" at the Alexandra Rink on Wednesday evening will no doubt attract a very large at tendance. The chialerian character studies introduced into a piquant and characteristic story of the old landmark of London form a Very pleasing change in picure land. The supporting items are all up to the usual high standard shown at the Rink, and include tthe dramas "Fire and Sraw," "The Hoyden," and "The School Teacher and the Waif." A very interesting subject is the "Life of a Car-, rier Pigeon," and exceedingly fine travel pictures are "Constantinople and Lake Jungau." Some amusing comedies and the Pathe Gazette complete a most interesting programme.