ROYAL PICTURES

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVI, Issue LVI, 24 October 1908, Page 7

ROYAL PICTURES

Those who have been present at any of the up-to-date cinematograph entertainments given here during the past few weeks by the Royal Pictures Syndicate have a good idea of the excellence of the programme submitted on each visit of this popular company to Hawera, where they show again on Tuesday evening next. Bright, wholesome entertainment, without the trace of anything to which exception can be taken, is the rule laid down by the management, and every film being entirely new, interest is always sustained throughout each entertainment. Every week 12,000 feet of new film is received from England by the Royal Picture Syndicate, which enables the management to provide a new set of pictures fory each of their seven companies in Jrfew Zealand each week. The pictures ymre very clear and "^re devoid of that vibration which v is so tirefiome to an audience. The fact that the pictures have drawn four crowded houses already in this town is sufficient to prove the excellence of the programme submitted here. •' The same old prices— viz., 2s, Is, and 6d— will be charged.