EVERYBODY'S.

Taranaki Daily News, 2 January 1917, Page 7

EVERYBODY'S.

SECOND SERIES OF "TUE BIG PUSH.' KING GEORGE AT Ti'lE FRONT. livery simt and every available inch of landing space was occupi?d hist evening at Everybody's by an enthusiastic audi-, tiice that, followed with the keenest interest the very fine set of films showing His .Majesty King Geor;; V with his annies at tiic front. This is tlio second set of official films of the uig push at the Nomme sent out by the British War and it is quite as gnod, if not better, than the first set, good as they were universally acknowledged to be The scries shows the arrival o; His Majesty in France, liis reception at headquarters ';y Sir Douglas Haig, also Generals •loilrc and Focli and the ('nice of Wales, and the arrival at the econfcrence of Mr. Lloyd George, Britain'* new Premier. r; he King's visits to the battlefields of Fricourt, Mametz, and Contalinaisou are a<so depicted; and His Majesty is seen watching the terrific bombardment of the. enemy's trenches at V/yghsciinete with !).2in. guns, exploripn the trenches and dug-outs, among the wounded and the dea4 and all the devastation of battle, and being loudly cheered by the Australians, the New Zcalanders, and the Canadians, whose headquarters he visited. These pictures, which had been screened before their Majesties at Windsor andaartc t issued by the special authority of Mr. Lloyd George en the only genuine films of His Majesty's visit to France, and are presented. under the same official authority 'is tiie previous pictures of the Sominc .buttle shown at Everybody's a short time back. Owing to the heavy bookings for this film in other towns, to-night will hi. the final presentation in New Plymouth. The jsual prices of admi.i-itm arc being charged and seats may be reserved at Collier's.