ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 32, 1 August 1911, Page 5

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ROYAL PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES TO-NIGHT. J' l these days of moving. (pictures nothing seems remote, and functions of national importance can be shown throughout the world in remarkably short time. It is only a little over a month ago since the great Coronation festivities began in- London, but, nevertheless, Messrs. Crust and G-jedsted will prpao ri t scenes from this gorgeous' pageant at the Theatre Royal this evening. The whole procession can .be witnessed from various points of vantage. Particularly clear is the Royal coach, and their Royal Highnesses can be seen bowing to their applauding subjects. Lord -Roberts, Lord Kitchener, and the Duke of Connauglit can easily be picked out, and a feature is made of the carrying of the regalia into Westminster Abbey. In conjunction with the Coronation pictures the Royal Pictures and Orchestra will also present Saturday's splendid programme, including "Bablas inherits a Panther," which is declared to be the -finest comic picture over seen in New Plymouth, and "The Squatter and the Clown," "English Derby, lflll," "Hetman NicolaietT," and ft host of other attractions. BIG ATTRACTIONS. Mr. 11. Crust left for Wellington by Monday's mail train to arrange for the rapid transit of several big attractions that arc shortly to arrive from England and America for the Royal Pictures.