Theatre Royal.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7909, 26 August 1905, Page 2

Theatre Royal.

WEST'S PICTURE~3 AND THE HRESCIANS. THE UNSEEN WORLD. Whilst Mr West's entertainment is said to be replete with spectacular scenes of brilliant colour and absorbing topical interest, together with pictures bubbling over with healthy merriment, which will act) as a tonic t.o the average work-a-day mortal, there is one feature which will appeal to the thoughtful .and educated, wlto will' 'especially apprepiatei 'it>lm novel scientific side of this unique performance. By the aid of the micor-cameia the minutest ways oi Nature's wonderful workshop art) explored, aad exhibited in highly magnified proportions of ordinary sight ; indeed, a hitherto unseen world is presented to the public. The daily life of the democratic busy bee, iwith its 'marvcljous: industry ; the actual growth of plant life, with the upward rush of ijie ascending sapt the blood circulating through the living artery of a frog ; the chcc.se mites at work and play ; these and many other wonders will loom largely in the public gaze through Mr West's scientific searchlight, and form object lessons in Nature study of memorable value. West's Pictures and the Brescians are a veritable marriage of the senses, delightful and, astonishing-pictorial syniohonies captivate the eye, whilst the musical harmonies charm the car We are informed that day rate tickets for vho opening performance arc now m the hands of Mr D. McKinnon Bain, and can be purchased without extra charge, we would aavise 'lv?,- 1 " s , patr ° n3 t0 make early application for the same.