AMUSEMENTS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 11 July 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC. FULLERS' PICTURES. A . very large audience at Fullers' Pictures last evening greeted the installation of. the new pi'ogramme, and, judging by the applause \frhich followed each of the star items, the spectators were intensely pleased with entertainment. There will be no show to-night, as the . hall is otherwise engaged ; but last night's fine programme" will. receive its final screening to-morrow evening. THEATRE ROYAL PERMANENT •PICTUK^dDramas were a strong feature of the change "of programme screened at the Theatre Royal la'st evening before a large and highly appreciative audience. "The Heart of an " Indian Mail" is a magnificently coloitped drama by the American . Kinema - Company. Harry 'Maxwell, .a Buffalo hunter, leaves his wife and'child to go- on a hunting expedition, and the party is ambushed by Indians. Maxwell is saved, by the Indian chief's daughter, who intercedes on his tehalf, and to save his life he consents to marry the girl. One night he makes his escape and returns to his home, followed by l\is Indian sqr.av.-, who, seeing him with his wife any daughter, takes her life in the hope of meeting him again in the happy hunting grounds.' " "'Winning Coat" is an historical* drama full ;of interest. "Eleanor Culyer" is'a society drama, involving the" ;love :stox-y "of a' young girl and ah author; 'and "The Prospector's Legacy'' is a sensational story.of Western life by the Essanay Film Compaq. The scenic subjects aa-e: intei-esting and instructive. "The Pathe Gazette" contains a fine picture, of tlie: Titanic before her I'asfe voyage, : the diiVelling ' of •'< a iromimeiit to' ■ South African soldiers by Lord : Roberts, a great fire ift New York, and'"many other \topica'l events. The programme will be repeated this evening.- •