AMUSEMENTS.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13905, 2 December 1910, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS.

HAYWARD—WEST PICTURES. liis Majesty's Theatre was largely attended last night, when the current programme of Hayward—West Pictures ■was successfully exhibited and was well received. To-night tho same films will be screened. OPERA~ HOUSE. The Opera House was again well tilled last night, when the current programme of Fuller's Empire Vaudeville Company was repeated, tho various turns meeting with warm appreciation. The bill will be repeated to-night. PULIJER'SPICTURBS. There was a large audience last night at the Colosseum, when the current programme of Fuller's Pictures was repeated. The fine scenes depicting views of Sydney, the excellent one cf tho voyage from Norway to New York, and that" of "The Governor's Daughter," a very fine dramatic film, were all specially'well received. To-night the came hill will be.given, and tomorrow there will be -a matinee in addition to tho usual evening performance. ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. Judging from the brisk booking of scats yesterday at the Dresden, the popular concert which tho Orchestral Society intend to give at the Theatre Royal' on Wednesday evening next promises to be. a great success. The concert is in aid of the music library fund of the Society. A good programme o f orchestral music has been arranged, vocal items will also be given by Mrs Arthur Mead and Mr E. A. Cacr-lyon-Bennett, of Napier. MUSICAL UNION. On Tuesday evening tho Musical Union give their fifth subscription concert, when Handel's oratorio, "The Messiah," will be eiven.