AMUSEMENTS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 290, 4 September 1915, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS.

"WITH THE FIGHTING FORCES OF EUROPE. TOWN HALL. "With n e Fish'dug Fcice,s c£ Europe/' to be shown ac the Town EL 11 on Monday night, is eatirejy in trie Kinemacoior p-ocess. The differense between a m..€iianiciny-iJa,yed piano ai.d o-:e iCayed by a Faderev/S-d, or a .he ord n .ry kineia.aograp.l picture, and that i-ken by tha kinemacoior, the 'iaij-ii't and greJj.'St nature n/oceas, :he rights of which ar e held by the famous Urban Company. Colour is what the world craves for, and the nearer cne can .get to nature the more beautiful and entrancing is the effect. That is what distinguishes the great film "With th e Fighting Forces of Europe" from all other pictures of a kindred nature. There have been war pictures in rilanty exhibited to the public, and now and again one gets a glimpse in black and white of the real thing, but exactly w|hat the scen e is like the picture cannot tell simply because the living factor is missing—colour. With this idea predominant the Urban management set themselves the la'ik of "painting the picture," as it is, giving the world th e opportunity to see the contending armies in the Titanic struggle that is now shattering a world exactly as tlhey appear to each other and to themselves. It is -only in the kinemacoior that you get the real character of th e men, the real *one of the country in which they ore operating the real tint s of their uniforms, tjae exact shades of their horses and equipment. It is a picture that will be found helpful to all in drawing truer conclusions of the fighting forces of Europe. The Kinemacoior pictures "With the Fighting Forces of Europe" can be shown in Taihape for only one night, Monday next. The operator is ono of the Urban specialists direct from London, and witjh the latest machine and appliances, a remarkably clear and lifelike picture is shown. Seats may be booked at Finch's Bazaar.