ENTERTAINMENTS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 121, 13 November 1911, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS

SAUNDERS' BIOGRAPH PICTURES. The large audience at Whiteley Hall on .Saturday night was treated' t» » phantasmogoria of motion pictures that reach to the very highest pinnacle of the cinematographer's art. The scenic views were alone well worth the admission Starting with "On a French Ironclad," the audience passed through "Sweedish Canalas," and continuing the tour, gained beautiful "Impressions of Venice." Last, but mot by any means least, their travels extended all through Australia per medium of the "Pathe Animated Gazette." During; their travete. on the magic carpet, the assembled audience also viewed some of the world's leading dramatio artists in "The Sergeant's Daughter," a thrilling military story. "Simple Charity," an A.B. maste*piece, with Miss Dorothy Nicholson in the lead, and "The Stolen Father," a pathetic drama by the Edison Studio, lo provide a change the Yankee Film Co. sent along "Spirit of the West," in which early Western settlers and wild Indians figure prominently. Comedy was supplied hy "Tom Thumb in Love" "Robber-catching .Machine," "Thieves as Quick-change Artists," and "The Tramp Cyclist." The full programme will be shown to-night and to-morrow night, and at Waitara on Wednesday.