AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 104, 10 August 1910, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

BIOGRAFH PICTURES AND ORCHESTRA. That the 'Stratford Town Hall will be well filled to-night to witness another programme by this now well known aad popular company there is little doubt. The previous visits have served to advertise the company to an extent far greater than papers or day bills could do, and those of the Stratford public who have regularly patronised this up-to-date picture show have been served with a pictorial feast and are loud in praise of the excellent menu provided. The different items advertised last night go to make up what might be termed an all star programme. Stratford residents looking for an evening's good healthy amusement would do well to attend the Town Hall to-night. The prices are 2s and Is, children half price. The company open again to-morrow night at the Theatre Royal in a complete and entire change of programme, consisting of the following subjects:— "The Call," "The Way of the Cross," "The Egyptian Maid" (star dramas). "The 1910 Grand National," a highly interesting film of this great sporting event, showing the crowd wending their way to and from the course, also the great .race itself. "A Good Action Rewarded," "A pretty Maid," "The Outcast's Sacrifice" and "A Friend in Need" (dramas). The scenic and industrial portion is filled with "Views of Lourdes" and "Logging in Norway." "Modern Training" is a very pretty educational Subject in bird life. The comic loving public will be pleased with "Mistaken Identities,'' "Mr. Jones, burglar," "Am I Mad?" etc. y