ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 126, 18 November 1911, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

SAUNDERS' BIOta;APH PICTURES. Amongst the-star attractions that .will h'tje shown for the first time nt the matinee to-day and repeated to-night, the manager has secured Fuller's great Ifew Zealand's scenic film showing "Wellington day by day." The picture takes twenty minutes to screen, and amongst the many vie,ws arc: Types of Wellington- residences, glimpses of Lambton Quay, Willis, Manners, Cuba and Vivian streets. Suspension bridge, oft' Hobson street. Government Buildings, largest wooden buildings in the world. Parliamentary Library. Customs office. Government Printing Office. Railway offices. Government Life and General Post offices. Fire Brigade station. Coronation Exhibition building. Town Hall. Union Steamship Company's building. Victoria College from Kelburne. Seddon Memorial. Wellington's busy wharves. Off to the Coronation. Corinthic leaving for London. Custom House Quay. Victoria street. Jervois Quay. Kelburne cable tramway. The ,boat harbor. Kent Terrace. A trip around Oriental Bay. Botanical Gardens. The Wellington Zoo. In addition to this picture of the Empire City the programme includes: "Edna's Imprisonment," Edison drama; "The Open Road," a. Kalem top-liner; "An Englishman's Honor," a Continental drama with a fascinating theme by Selig; "Vanity and its Cure," a Lubin star comedy; and "Mugsy becomes a Hero," an A.B. comedy. The Biograph Pictures also show iu'Waitara to-night, when the star picture, "The Queen of Ninevah," will be presented. On Monday and Tuesday the popular '-Royal Divorce" will be revived in Whiteley Hall.