AMUSEMENTS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 5 May 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS

PERMANENT PICTURES. "QUO VADIS." 1 lie second screeing of Vadis?" ;tt the Theatre Royal last evening was witnessed by another enthusiastic and appreciative audienee, which taxed the accommodation of the building to its utmost capacity. Every detail of the thrilling and absorbing story of early Rome under the rule of the tyrant Emperor Nero was followed with the keenest interest. The w-hole production is certainly a marvel of kinernatography. and those who have not yet seen this magnificent film should certainly not miss the final opportunity this evening, the management having been successful in retaining the picture for the matin e-p and evening performances to-day Partieulars as to prices of admission are advertised. IMPERIAL PICTURES. '("here was a densely packed audience at (be Imperial Pictures last evening. when the "Cowboy Millionaire" programme was finally screened, the star item eliciting continued rounds of hearty applause. To-night there will be a complete change 01 programme, when some pictures of mire than ordinary interest are promised, headed by a stirring Xordisk photo-plav. "Convicts 10 and 13."