A NOVEL PICTURE FRIDAY.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 25, 30 January 1913, Page 8

A NOVEL PICTURE FRIDAY.

Last mght a programme was screened before a full house at the Town Hal], and proved an instantaneous success. Friday's change of pictures contains a film entitled "Arabian Treachery," in which a immber of lions are not the least important actors. The picture contains a number of sensational inci<teata, and should make a strong appeal to that portion of the audioaee , which appreciates thrills. -'Exposed by the Dictagraph" is a novel and ingenious production illustrating the remarkable us© this "wonderful invention can be put to in detecting crime. "Two Daughters <rf Eve" should find its admirers, especially amongst the ladies. "Adrift in tbe World tells a pathetic story a? a brave girl's unequal fight. Other ■pictures are "The Organ-grinder" andJ'Duck Farming." The humorous studios contain .abundance of laughs. To-ni^ht the. cpmpany a])pear at "Pictofi. /