AMUSEMENTS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 5 March 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

HAYWARD'S PlfTtltiES, The current programme at Hay ward's is one of the best screened at the Theatre for some time. "The Lighthouse by the Sea" is always warmly applauded. Other fine pictures include "The Diamond Gang," "Two -Men and a Girl," "Winnie's Smile." "Arizona Bill," "The. I'athe Gazette," showiiv the world's greatest event*, »"d "The Muruts." The management wish to inform their patrons that they have secured, by special arrangement,, the famous humourist, Joseph Blascheck, assisted by Miss .Mildred Wrighton, to appear next Monday ?.nd Tuesday. FULLERS' PICTURES. TJie- final screening of Saturday's fine programme wa* Again greeted by a large audience at Fullers' Pictures last evening. There will be no show of Pictures this weiring, the hall hung otherwise engaged. To-morrow evening there will be a complete new programme installed, including Fullers' latest, success "Lady Godiva." The historic story of La-dy Godiva's sacrifice is perhaps one of th e best known in English his Lory. How the* lady agreed to ridie .'naked through the streets of Coventry in order that a severe tax imposed by her husband upoil ail impoverished people might be rescinded. The picture relates at length how she accomplished the task. Mantled by her wealth of golden hair she rodo a milk-white steed, after all the people had been enjoined to remain indoors and not to' gaz e on her as she passed. Only one disobeyed, and lit, Peeping Tom, is stricken blind as a punishment from heaven for his curiosity. There will also be a powerful supporting programme.