BIOGRAPH ENTERTAINMENT.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 67, 3 April 1901, Page 2

BIOGRAPH ENTERTAINMENT.

S""™ * fa '* a«di 9 nce at the Theatre Boyol »; asS eTenin to wUnesg the G6o3»d exhibition of pictures by tbe Bwpaph Comply. A series of animated v le w 8 of cobnial« Soldiers of the Ktag aa they appear on the veldt «a South Af r ; M , was followed by ■mother depicting transport and other oper-ttmos inoideutal to the progress w the British army towards Pretoria, further pictures gave a vivid idei of the sharpness of some of the eugagom =r,ts, ending with the entry of the Bmish into the Transvaal capital. Some excellent films, showing a succession of views of the magnificent and wonderful Paris exhibition, excited considerable interest. Bat most attention was attracted by a series ef views of. the procession through London in connection with the funeial of her lite majasty the Queen. These piotures, though still somewhat obscure at times, were shown to much better advantage than on Monday evening, and served to give the beholder some idei of the mournful splendour of the great evont,

| Soma excellent selections, represenI tative both of vocal and instrumental |music, were given ou the phonograph. Mr D. McKinoon Bain presided at the piano, and tha biograph was operated by Mr Neilsoa. The company appear at Inglewood to-morrow evening, and at Stratford on| Friday and Saturday. I