AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 329, 22 January 1909, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

i WEST'S PICTURES. The excellence of the programme of .the opening night was no doubt responsible for the large attendance at the Theatre Royal last evening. Judging by the frequent demonstrations of approval, the audience was as pleased as IV could be with the programme. The d)e (Jroeji's Vice-Regal Orchestra is a treat in itstflf. The music submitted last evening was of ji particularly high iitaudard. The management lias decided to distribute special concession tickets, holders of which may obtain ;fa seats for. 2* 1 , 2s scats for Is, Is seats Cor (>d.

TOS'/WiT'S PRWRAMIME. ' The latest picture novi-liy is the reproduction of famous piny.', iiuil West's Pictures management, with ilieir nsiiiil ■up-to-dateness, have- secured ii line liliij depicting the famous drama, "The Silver King." This picture, well acted by capable artists, is an excellent specimen of the latest development in cinematography, and will bi? included >u the complete change of propamine that Wr. West will submit to-night. Amongst a fine selection of other interesting subjects of a scenic, dramatic and hwuoious character will be included "Boulter's ■Lock on Thames," "The Frog'' (a line teolored subject). "Picturesque Naples,' '•Who wins?" "The Electrical Photographer, "Victoria to Brighton by nil!,'' "•River Avon, Christchruch, X.Z.," "Those Terrible Kids." The De (iroen Vic•Regal Orchestra will render Rossini a overture, "Seniirraiide,"' and a character-istic.-"A Wee bit o' Scotch" by Fred Ttelg. A special matinee will be given .to-morrow, to .confluence at 3 o'clock «liarp 0 so as to citable country residents to enjoy this premier picture 011- | Itertaininen-t. Children will be tdnutt'd |to all parte at the matiucc for j.v •peuw.