THE PRIDE OF NEW ZEALAND

Grey River Argus, 13 May 1911, Page 5

THE PRIDE OF NEW ZEALAND

ANIMATED VIEWS OF THE WEST COASi. On -Wednesday and Thursday evenings next at the Municipal Theatre a great treat is in store for the peoof Greymouth, when under special arrangements with Mr T. West, a great display of moving pictures will ue shown, including the most interesting and magnificent ijicturc "The i J nde qf New Zealand" which includes views of our West Coast. The picture in question is the longest ever taken on the West Coast and comprises every beauty spot, or place of interest- within many miles of Greymouth-. Among the, views the most notably are "Views from' the U-fey t 0 otira by rail," several lakes most notably Lake Kanieri and Dorothy Falls, Alpine Views including Mount Cook, Franz Josef. Glacier, ' and all adjoining- peaks, bush scenes, rivers, mountain waterfalls, towns, in iact views 'of every corner of the district of any consequence. Included to this picture is a view of our Coast taken from one of our favourite passenger boats, and includes several, wonderful' views of Pelorus Jack in the French Pass. This place is one of Pathe Frere's masterpieces which should be a good guarantee' of ts magnificence. Included in the evening's entertainment are several dramas of the most exciting nature, which intermingled with, new comics of the best quality should pornpfctc a- great display of pictures. : ■ - " * ',•"'. '.. ' '