ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 31 July 1911, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

WEST-HAYWARD PICTURES

The Opera House was again well filled on Saturday night by an audience, whicii was kept instensely interested right through .the programme. One series showed the. manufacture of one of the most staple articles of food —bread. The factory was such as would only be seen in a large city, where the output would warrant the use of the most costly ma- > cTfyneryv > "Fishing with Cormorants" was a most interesting study. A picture which caused much amusement was ' 'The Dixon Trio in a Vaudeville Act." Some remarkable feats were performed by the three and their rapid movements, and the humor pervading the whole exhibition created astonishment as well as laughter. "The Duke of Aries," a picture which won a £1000 prize at the Palermo „exhibition, was an excellent dramatic, and the different scenes in the tragedy claimed absorbing attention. The remainder of the pictures were all good, and the whole programme, which will be repeated to-night, is well worth seeing.