FULLER'S PICTURES.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14161, 29 September 1911, Page 9

FULLER'S PICTURES.

programme submitted to patrons f Cotaseeum last evening wae of "'iSKy.A'e ,, quality. Tho one entitled n Looeomotive" was ono of ;Mjm beefc industrial films seen here for jfewrte little time. It showed the difprocesses from the melting of pig iron to the completed engine, concluded with a fine view of the WiMy Scotchman. Another intereetif , m , oro P. r <»»i c industrial film wae &fiVTreef«lling in Norway." Tfa« proi'K**]? ,11, * I ** strong in dramatic "Little Rebels" told a tale Ljf pf toe American Civil War, and had a >-C*gi«ty love story intertwined. '"Her **^S eri ? cc " wae * c dmmatic, "Lean End" was a characteristic Ins*' * nd "^ he Primal Call" how the cave man made love. ®fffii con "f i ™? lm8 J , w ? re V< *L.%<">d, parM|*colarly ''Tweedledum's. Whit© Suit" VB& * Mras «fl the overage of these I**«: A Clever Fraud" and "An '^Ar ,o^"l6 Gan »" were entertoining, on more conventional lines. The under Mr Diederichsen, did 'fe 16,,,0 T «T good work, aiid mado their JP* .' n th e entertainment a decidedly feature. Tho programme wiJl r}T-r*. re Pe»ted this evening.