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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2032, 26 March 1913, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

HAYWARD'S NEW PICTURES. To-night will see another complete change of programme at the Lyceum hoaded by a coloured drama, "The Greed for Gold," a story of frenzied nuance. The bankrupt man is reluged assistance by his fa-tlier-in-law and then he strikes a great scheme tr exploiting the public. The rest or the programme is up to the usual standard se.t at the Lyceum, and all these stars can only be seen at Hayward s who hold the exclusive rights ij 2, ■ tlle first-class makers. No old films j everything of the latest, with two complete new programmes every week at the Lyceum See the advertisement- for details

FULLER'S PICTURES. To-morrow, evening and Friday !l toII be screened in the Oddfellows' Hall. An interesting programme has been prepared as wil bo seen .by the list in another •'The Miller oi > Burgundy," which is said to.be a delightful drama of modern peasantry in France. It is a Selig production, with Frank Weed as the old, miller and Adrienne Kroell ac nis daughter.