"POWERS OF THE AIR" AT THE LYCEUM. Last night's change of programme contained ono of the most sensational of all "wireless" picture dramas, "Powers of the Air." It is replete with thrilling incidents throughout. Another picture which met with spontaneous applause was "The Italian Navy of To-day," featuring tlio actual torpedoing of a largo steamer, and, of course, its instant destruction iv a few seconds. "Tlio Reward" wa.s a splendid Western drama, and "Whore tho Road Forks" carries a beautiful story. There is also a bright and newsy Gaumont Graphic, scone."' at the Auckland races, and two hilariously funny comedies—one a Vitagraph, "The Life Savers," and tho over-popular Keystone Company wero for putting tlio whole house in roars of laughter with "Between tho Showers." This programme can bo thoroughly recommended. To-morrow the managementwill have pleasure in presenting n Yitiigraph masterpiece, "The Golden Pathway." Full particulars in tomorrow's S'l'Alt,
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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 2453, 22 September 1914, Page 2
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