FULLER'S PICTURES.
V "Both afternoon and evening sessions ai the Colosseum on Saturday were en.•;'/jejred'by a largo number of patrons. ■■■•..•' To-night the usual change of pictures vill be made. The chief film is a reproduction of the great Wells-Carpen-tior contest for the world's boxing supremacy. The film is said to ho exceptionally well taken, and depicts the rapidity of the great French boxer's , ttethods. The leading drama, "a Milfioa in Jewels," is an Anglo-Indian etory, which treats of an attempt to \ steal a Rajah's diamoruis. The situai tions are said to be novel and full of dramatic vijrour. Other numbers are: "Gaumont Graphic/ , with a budget of pews in nictures; "An Enemy's Aid ; (drama), "The Snring Lock" (corr.edy), -'/Denver. Queen" City of the Plains, j. 'TTie Covboy and the Baby" (comedy), vVAcross the French Jura"_ (scenic), and a farce, "On the Lazy Line."
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14988, 8 June 1914, Page 9
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