AMUSEMENTS.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 248, 19 October 1915, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS.

FULLERS' PICTURES.

"His Prehistoric Past," which featuros Charles Cliaplin in an excruciatingly funny role, will' be shown again "to-night (Tuesday) in addition to a completely ne\V series. The "star" drama to-night is the-"Adven-tures of Kathlyn. No. 4," entitled "A Royal Slave." After Kathlyn's seemingly marvellous escape from "the Temple of tlie Lion," she is eventually, sold as a slave to a man she had the deadliest hatred towards. Kathlyn's father, Colonel Hare, is made aware of the facts of her capture and sale; this arouses him to fury. Apart.'from the series values of "The Adventures of Kathlyn." the prosonb instalment, "The Royal Slave,", will be found, an enthralling number. v