THEATRE ROYAL PICTURES.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1309, 12 December 1911, Page 6

THEATRE ROYAL PICTURES.

It is probably difficult for those who have not wen a kineniacolour isplay to realise tho actuality attained by this proee s. In every object there are endFes., variations of tint, and kmcniiicolour shows them all: At present limo Messrs. Fuller, and Sons arc showing;a capital set of these pictures aa well as. some black and white studies. On the occasion of a change of programmoast evening . the Theat?c Royal was well filled and the programme appeared lo be much appreciated.' "Bathing at Ostend was the ( first kinemacolour picture, and m tun tho colours of tho costumes, as well as thoso of tho general eceno were well displaved. ' "Floral Friends" was another kinemacolour picturo. of. great beauty. In this study one saw sotno of ( « ree most glorious flowers. Some of thei. black nnd white subjects wnrc also splendid. ■ tho "star" picturo being ono entitled "Life on tho Border." It gayo one a vivid impression of tho hardships that had to bo endured b>; pioneors_duniifr the early settlement in the -floslem countries- of Aracrioa. The programme, also included "Kitchener of Khartum, "Roturri of Widow Pogron's Husband (comedy), "The Rebel's Daughter, and "Motor Boats and Yachting. . Tho series will be presented again to-night o-na every , evening this veeK.

Tho exhibition of oil paintinßS • and water colours at Messrs. \\. H. TurnbuU and Co.'s roms, 27 Panama btrcet continues to attract considerable attention. Dudlov Hardy's "Algerian .Brigands and Piotro" Barucci's "The Wine Drinkers aro being very carefully- inspected b> critics and students, there aro three • very attractive examples by !•. J Aid-, ridge, a-popular member ot tho Dud 07. Gafierv. Fred Elliot's ability in his treatment of .marine;subjects is shown. in several good'works, these including "The Anchorage," "Her Last voyage, "H.M.S. Challenger in a Gale, and others. Leslie Greaves shows some fino Surrey scenes. The well-known Professor Lorin chooses his subjects from the life of Naples and its environs. Altogether, there aro seventy-four paintings, and they will be sold by auction, on l'nday noxt, at 2 p.m., by Messrs. W. H. Turnbull and Co., at tlieir rooms, 27 Panama b'trcot. , . . ■ ■.■.'...:■

A reminder to .farmers is pvcn in ,rcrard to an: advertisemont apiiearniß m ■this issue (riviiiß particulars of the sale of "075 'acres of freehold that is lwniß hold 'by Messrs. Dalgety and Co., Ltd., Dannovirkc, on December 13. Ino kevn demand for farm property at- pretent ne-ceec-ilates buyers' pa.vinpt big , -prices . or cood- lund, and tho auctioneers romMtr that this is an excellent, oppovlnuity ot securing a wry desirable ■property at a reasonable fipure. (knuiiic mveswi's avo Itivoii this proposition for consideration More ■ treating' 'riscwherc. Katy- . torlliS iwn bo arraJiH. n n,l ,1,0 pr°peit.v >« o' lo tliat ran bo improved. Conveyance «>■ the proiorty, io allow intoiiding mtettanere to ■ iwpecf is by. Hjo "«fHoneer?, and. it. is. dv.jirA lie. that thtt« who wtijli to. inspect should arr.-uilie samo- immediately.. -Theat the stow of tho nuclioncers at 2p.m. on Wednesday n" l ' • , '' ,

■ "I- think' I can faithfil I.T pohiifc you I will not-fpond it on drink, mk Sir Wilfrid Lawson. M.1 , .-, sP\<ikim? at Maryport' of his -salary as a niomber of I'a.r--liamont. (lie l-omark clicitingloud laugh, tor Sir Wilfrid. said ■ho had not settled what he would do with it» but. 110 was not going to advertise .from the.. housetops lui ultimate decision, .though ho-was not going to spend it on hinißclf.

Italy has ordered about 150,000 tons of the best Admiralty'coal at 17s. per ton from the Cambrian and Glamorgan collierios. The earlier, ante ot. making the contracts this.season .is ' attributed'lo tlio dopletion of homo depots owinu to war rciuuxuncnts. ~..•■•