AMUSEMENTS.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 521, 27 November 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

CURLE'S PICTURES. Picture lovers are reminded that to-night they will have the opportunity of seeing that splendid production of the Vitagraph Company, The Black Chancellor," a film 3000 feet in length, and of absorbing interest. Ably supporting it is one from 0 A. B. Co., "A Child's Remorse, _ a picture you could not help enjoying. The balance of the programme will be found to contain high class films. To-morrow evening a complete change will be given. "The Greater Love and "The Colonel's Escape are -he pick of several fine dramatic films. "The Harvest in Sicily," "The Latest Gaumont Graphic." and German Gymnastics" are subjects of special interest. "The Marquis and ihe Dancer"'is a picture in natural colours, and is described as being very fine. "Dark Feather's Strategy and many other good films constitute a fine prorgamme.

HAYWARDS' PICTURES. A picture programme of exceptional merit will be screened at the Town Hall on Friday next. The subjects include the usual interesting variety, and as a sample may be mentioned "The Light That Failed," by the well-known Vitagraph Company. It is described as remarkable for its true conception of life. "The Fatal Mirror," exclusive to Haywards, is a thrilling Western story of adventure. "Back to Nature" is also a very fine drama and will be found to be full of interest. "The Twins is a Tanhauser comedy drama. Briefly the storv is - The father in the country died, and the clergyman wrote to a rich uncle in New York. He would only take one of the girls, and she won her crusty old uncle's love, but she mourned her sister who had been placed in an orphanage. 0 latter ran away, and was smuggled into the uncle's residence by the better cared for sister. The uncle, who had pretended not to have grown of his little niece, looking into her room one night, found two 6 nestling on the pillow. He had found two daughters, and his life was made happy.