WEST-HAYWARD PICTURES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 6 May 1911, Page 5

WEST-HAYWARD PICTURES.

To-night at the Opera House, Messrs West-Hayward present their usual Saturday night programme, and promise a xeal treat to their patrons. Special mention must be made of "His Trust," a fine story of the American war. Apart from the absorbing interest of the theme, the picture is very long, consisting of 2000 feet of film. The story is told in two parts, which show how an old negro takes charge of an* orphan daughter of his master and mistress. The second part gives the sequel, dealing, as it does, with many years after, when the beautiful girl, grown to womanhood, is enabled to repay the early kindness bestowed upon her. The remainder of the programme will be made up of scenics, in•dustrials, dramatic and comedy films, »each of which, it is said, is of merit. As a large audience is always assured on evenings patrons are requested to 'phone for seats between 7 and 8 o'clock. The usual cheap prices will be -charged. ,