AMUSEMENTS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 159, 30 July 1909, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

THE "T.C." PICTURES.

New Plymouth last night bade farewell to tiie "Taylor-Carrington Humanised IKctures" entertainment, ami its people turned out in large numbers, the Theatre }tqyal beii|g eqmfoftably lilled. Mr. Charlie Taylor and jliss Ella Carrington have a big circle of friends and admirers here. Add to this the fact that their picture entertainment lias ranked with the best right through the piece, and that they have on several occasions handed over large sums to various institutions and organisations in the town, anil it i* plainly seen why this company lil|ed the Theatre Itoyal on the flight after the crowded West End concert. l'V'w, if any, "shows'" could have done it. last night's entertainment was up to tl|e usual high standard set throughout the company's tours, the ijlumiiiatioii !)' tl)e pictures being derived from its own geiierating plant. The films, which had been secured at great expense, were of the best, and the pictures steady as the ordinary cabinet p|iptOJfi'apl|. The ••star" picture lyas •"Saved by Wireless," a series which cost a mint of money to secure. At the conclusion of the entertainment, Mr. Taylor announced that the Taylor -<.'arri;igt«u Dramatic Co. H'oulil jirpduce a popilhir Irish drama in New Plymouth iu about six weeks' time.