ELECTRIC PICTURES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 31 January 1912, Page 5

ELECTRIC PICTURES.

A Complete change of programme will be introduced at the Electric Pictures to-night. The principal attraction will be the military exclusive drama "A Daughter of Dixie," which made a great "hit in Australia recently. The plot is a romantic one, connected with events in the American Cvil War. The struggle between North and South was carried on with such extraordinary patriotism by the latter that heroic deeds similar to the episodes in* the dramagraph were of frequent occurrence among the 'Greys.' "The Lost Letter" is an exciting narrative cleverly enacted, and "Andalusian Dances" is a splendid travel picture—perhaps one of the finest yet shown here. "Lake Verbano'' is the pick of the scenics, and is said to be a very fine picture. The comic pieces are all good. The pictures, as usual, will be exhibted as clearly and steadily as the most critical could wish. The music will be supplied by the Hungarian Orchestra. *