ENTERTAINMENTS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 52, 23 August 1911, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS

SAUNDERS' PICTURES. The weekly change of programme takes place to-night, and the class of star fi ms is another eye-opener for picture-lovers of New Plymouth. The includes "Pathe Gazette, No. 110, The Eternal City" (a beautiful •cenic) Manufacture of Gas Mantles." '?; ar dramas are nothing short of magnificent, and include Shakespeare's vi! a ™iv' mf? m rCe Alnevica " dramas, i V.* F Elks Turn Down," "The Wav of Life,' and "The Runaway Engine.'" Ine comics are a screaming collection, introducing "The Family Bear," "Bill sara *— • ROYAL PICTURES AND ORCHESTRA. ..aturday s splendid programme by the oyal Pictures and Orchestra was well received again. last night. This evening he seventeenth change will be presented an evlf 8 '""I 5 ' " 3aid to flu. « t™ i V ' nct) 'subjects. Among l.n»f <a films are: "Mara--I°,!, sh f' otl »g m Abyssinia." a beautifully colored scenic by Pathe Freres. Several dramatic pictures are promised, dealing powerfully with the emotional htlt S '?- e ° f hun,an life ' tithe's ten, *V; '. han oiLZcttfi many ' L 2"° l tOI TJ iatereat The humorous r t ed t0 Grm <" n .P amon ' A Masterpiece," and A Bridegroom's Dilemma" provide a >hudget of extremely ludicrous and lwl? MS " s l )eoial >'«iuest those two gorgeously colored productions by lathe 'Freres, "The Merchant of Venice and "The Magic Fife," will be repeated. This programme will again be shown to morrow and on Friday night, -nother complete change will .be screened 1 tlie Sweets" matinee on Saturday.