LYRIC THEATRE

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 154, 30 June 1914, Page 7

LYRIC THEATRE

"•0"k at the Lyric Theatre jn"t gives one the inirn>>wlnii tll.il il is quire inninvsil.lc 1., m>l any kh,.| ~f !imi; „„ U .c prodivers' Mirnri-. n,e .lory nf 'niil.ll Rodcri. k. the 1 oneher. Is «n« ti, : ,t_ offers iincoinui.pnly Hooii niaterhn fen- the camera. The story Is nh<orhlDßly lntiTosi Itiir. the aeilns ex ccllcKl. and the scenery panl.-til.-irly c»?z»----"ti<. Tlii'ir are other ;:ond tliimrs' nn the hill, a parili-iiliirly line stii.ly l.oltic ■■l-coplr. :,„,] i-.n-itnris in anoeomi.- This picture po«sp r ses In some degree the fiiseliratlns •: i thul Beems to attach to ttiincs (irlental. ant] pjilns consMerahly frnni hoina hpniitifull.v coloured. The dramalir s<-, t j,, :i ~f ||,r l,n| inrlndey sever:ii plclureK. piii-Ii of which mi~ht easily be placril :ii I tic liesul of a coorl pni-Bi-aninie. -A Le-i|i for Life" i> a niiirnac! drama, wherein everything happens with n rush, and rnnraliilns im end of. desperately cxiil!n'-r hnppenlllßS. of sr.inelhinjr the sninc nature i- -In the Creat North West." hnl the wonderful scenery in this nlerure i< mi »d<]liloikil n:tnirtl»iK iir ih.' humorous pictures-, the hes! i.s, perhaps, a Keystone fane. <-;tllecl -His l-'arnarltr PHSlime." The Litest edition or Hie ■•(J-iumont nrrvphic' , is n!=o shown.