AMUSEMENTS.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13906, 3 December 1910, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS.

HAY WARD-WEST PICTURES. Tho current programme of the Hay--ward-West Pictures at His Majesty » Theatre was repeated last night very successfully. This afternoon there will be a toatinee in His Majesty's Theatre and in the evening the present bill will be finally given' the change of programme taking place on Monday. FtILLERviTICTURES. Them wjae a largo attendance last iijghfci at. the ColosstMip, when the excellent pictures comprised in the- programme were again exhibited. Th* usual matinc© takes place to-day, in addition to the usual evening performance. It is intended.commencing.next ■week to change the series twice a week, on Monday* and Thursdays. To-night will therefor* be the last of the present programme. opebThouse. Farrell and Gaffney, the clever dancing teani, and tho Kelly Gang pictures, attracted a good attendance at tho Opera House last night. All the other turns on the bill went exoelkntly. Tonight the programme will again bo given. ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. Tho. pooular concert of .the Orchestral Society, for which a very excellent programme of vocal and instrumental items has; been prepared, will take place at the Theatre Royal on Wednesday evening. Tne plan of reserved seats is now opon at tho Dresden. MUSIC AITITXION. The nlan of reserved seiits for the fifth concert of the' Musical Union for the present year, which takes place on the 13th instant, opens on Thursday next, at 3 p.m., at Messrs Milner and Thompson's. On this occasion "The Mosuiah" will be given, the soloists being Mesdames Gower Burns and Pidgeon, and Messrs Vincent and March. COMEDY CLUB. The Chrietchurch Comedy Club will produce Jerome K. Jerome's comedy, ♦*Tbe Prudes," on the 14th inst., at the Theatre Royal. Tlio comedy has been in rehearsal for some time poet, and it is exceedingly -well cast. The i fln . o f reserved seats for honorary numbers opens at the Dresden on. Mon-