AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 204, 27 August 1909, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The popular West's pictures drew another large and enthusiastic audience at His Majesty's Theatre last night. "The Gunshot" is one of the star films of the programme, while "Picturesque Kieff" and "Troll-batten Waterfalls" are two superb scenic studies. There is the usual variety of interesting subjects, grave and gay. The same programme will be repeated this evening, and a matinee is announced for to-morrow afternoon. OPERA HOUSE. There was another appreciative audience at the Opera House last night, .when Fuller's Wide World Pictures were again presented. The various subjects dealt with were enthusiastically received, the films entitled "The Gambler" and "Picturesque- Kieff" arousing the audience to warm outbursts of applause. The programme will be again presented this evening, and a matinee will be given tomorrow afternoon. ROYAL ALBERT HALL. The second presentation of the new programme of Pa the Pictures at the Royal Albert Hall last night was witnessed by a large audience, and the programme was very well received. The remarkable film which depicts a bird's-eye view of Rome from an aeroplane was the gem of a very fine series. The entertainment will be repeated this evening. TIVOLI THEATRE. The "All-Star" Vaudeville Company drew another good audience at the Tivoli Theatre last night, when the programme wa6 again presented, all the antists being well received. The entertainment will be repeated this evening.