PICTURE ENTERTAINMENTS.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15218, 4 March 1915, Page 9

PICTURE ENTERTAINMENTS.

Tho ciiiei attraction ot ills .Majesty's Theatre, Charles Ciiapiin in "Jais -Mus!cal Caiecr," continues to attract largo attendances. Supporting pictures include 'Tho Redemption of David Corson,' , tho latest i'atho AVar Gazette, a iuio Ecenic. "Summer North," and a comodv, "Olfifcr Kate." The same pictures will be screened again this evoninfi.

Thtuitre was rtgain a popular picture resort yesterday, and tlio various films, notably the pictures of tho Citizens' DetVneo Corps .it the Lancnst«r Park Carnival, on Saturday, \.erc received with hearty applause. Excellent patronago was accordrd tho Grand Theatre at all sessions yesterday. An entirely new programme will bo presented to-day. The new programme at the. Queens Theatre contains three strong attractions, viz., a two-part Vitagraph drama, "A Wayward Daughter," tho first of the : 'I)olly of the Dailies" series, called "Perfect" Truth.'' featuring Mary Fuller, and a Keystone comedy. "The Lovers' Post Office/ , featuring Roscoo ArbuckJe. Tho other pictures are "Buster Brown and the German Band" and the latest Gaumont Graphic.

An entirely new will bo presented at the Gloge Theatre today. headed by ft Path© coloured drama entitled "His" Gniding Star." Tho films in support are: —"Twenty Minutes of Love" (Keystone), "Timing Cupid" (comedy). Pa the Gazette (topical), and a sconic, "Marseilles to Port Said."

Tho following now programme will ho presented at the Syrlenbnm Them*tq to-nicb-: —'Tl"-ough tho Valley of Shadows'' (a Florence Tumor sturiy , ). "The Broken • Hill Shooting TVnjredV' (topical). *'Glimpsoe of Bird Life," '"Miss Raffles" (comedy-drama), Wnr Gazette, and "'Zip, tho Dodger" (Keystone comedy).