LYCEUM PICTURES.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 198, 26 May 1914, Page 3

LYCEUM PICTURES.

The management have made special arrangements for Professor Harrasti and his company uf little star artists, who appear in conjunction with the picture programme this evening. ihe whole company make a marvellous impersonation of the world's greatest stars, and each impersonates well-known performers such as V. G. Stretton, Harry Lauder, Mdlle. Genee, Fred Bluett, Viret, and many others. Professor Barrass' assistant, Mr Karl Hastings, is ako a clever performer and introduces a novel and interesting display ot club and bayonet swinging. Apart from these excellent specialties the pictuie portion of the bill promises something good, and is headed by a line Irish story ertitled "Kelly, of the Emerald Isle." Ihe film is 3000 feet long and contains much Irish comedy and plenty cf exciting situations. Another extra good subject of the popular variety is "The Girl of the Water Spring." This is an Indian drama, containing studies of natural scenery of great beauty with a pretty love story, and culminating in a scene of great dramatic power. Altogether a unique entertainment at the usual picture prices.