AMUSEMENTS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 6 August 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

FULLERS'. PICTURES.

. At-Fullers' Pictures.*wp performances., were given yesterday, the School of Mv-"; sir -heW crowded to..its-.i-.ull-. . capacity, and Saturday's new .serws' being greatly admired. As the hall is otherwise .en- , ■racred in the meantime there will be no show, of Fullers' Pictures until 1< riday evening,-when Fullers' will resume their running with a new ■programme, details of which will be announced later.

THEATRE ~DYAL PERMANENT . 1H PICTURES.

There was a crowded audience at the Theatre Roval ast night, when Saturday s chancr o of programme was Repeated. Jhe star subject. "The Course of I rue Love, is a 3COO feet film bv the Urban 00-r.i----pp.nv, and is a powerful and emotional story bearing on the-old. adage that the course of true love' never rune smooth. Mi=s Asta Neilsen, the popular and beautiful Danish actress plays the part of the heroine. The river scenes where the main incidents of the p!av take place aro very fine. "The Black Hand 1S the oowerful story of a gang whose maun object is for seed, not evil, and is in no vav connected with the anarchist. >c - which reioices in the'title of the .Black Hand. "Mills in Jov and .Sovrow i« a b-autifullv coloured seen:-? drama, r-—.-eluding with the destruction by fire o, r, huge windmill. "The'Gaumont Graphic rlcqls with the latest tcprcsl subjects ai Home. In addition there; are severall exciting dramrs and laufjhab e corned 10s. -lakiT•* up pii excellent and .lengthy .programme, which, .will receive 'j* ™«' l. «rrenins tin-is evening. There will he the UGiial changs to-morrow night.

WYKEHAM-NABLE COMPANY. the Wvkeman-Nable Comedy Company wdlf commence a three nights season at th a Theatre Royal on l.hursday next when the pieces to ; be produced will "be "Who's William?" ''The Belle of Newport." and "Mr. ■<A Paris." "Who's William?" is a farcial comedy in three acts by Harry Carver, and its mission in life is to amuse, and in this it succeeds in the tullest senst. It' contains no ambiguous or intricate plot, though its story :s not by any means badly constructed. In the mix ud of the various characters theie is plentv of scope for. amusing situations, and of these the piece has an abundant supply- The company is a capable one nnd contains Miss Pressy rreston, who was in "Mother' Goose" pantomime, M:s* Maud Chetvwihd, a vivacious comedienne and dancer M«s a Alice Mofta-tt. who was with the "Arcadians Mi. ReginaldWykehani, -last here w.txi M|, K-ueh W&rd'fc comedy, . Mr. Ldwarct Kable Mr Max Nnndesale. a London actor.'and other leading comedy artists. The tflan is now opening at Jackson s and is filling rapidly.