WEST'S AND HAYWARD'S PICTURES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVII, Issue LVII, 14 May 1910, Page 7

WEST'S AND HAYWARD'S PICTURES.

Messrs T. J. West and Henry Hayward entered into an arrangement v) jointly submit to the public of Hawera an entertainment of moving pictures on the very highest scale of beauty and perfection. This new arrangement win commence at the Opera House on Tuesday evening. Only the best studies in cinematography procurable will be screened. The opening programme will include some of the latest star films, which will include scenic, travel, comedy and dramatic. Messrs West and Hayward are determined to leave no stone unturned to keep each programme presented better than that shown previously. With such a strong attraction in the picture entertainments promised it is claimed that the Opera House should be packed every evening. The usual cheap prices will be charged and a full orchestra will accompany the cinematogramß.

A reference to the attitude of an individual member of the Cabinet regarding the new Defence Act was made by Mr H. Dearsley, president of the Auck-land-branch of tiie International Arbitration and Peace Association, at- a meeting under the auspices of that body the other night. "I have it on the very best authority," ho said, "that tnor»> is one member of the Cabinet who is opposed to universal military training from beginning to end, and I may tell you that that member is not a southern member either." "Why does he not come out?" asked a member of the audience. Mr Dearsley, however, did not supply the answer.