THEATRE ROYAL.

NZ Truth, Issue 198, 3 April 1909, Page 6

THEATRE ROYAL.

Fullers' Cinephone.

The popularity of • Fullers' pictorial programme at the , Theatre Koyal continues undiminished. n;dgar Collins has kept his orchestra up to the highest pitch of perfection and has thereby gladdened the hearts of the many couples who love to 101 l m the dress circle imbibing the* pleasant musical sounds which accompany the exhibition of moving piclures. Amongst- the items to be displayed to-night will be an inspiriting series, "Hunting the Brown Bear m Morth America," which depicts the trappers pitching their tents amid snow scenes where "the beat is hunted. Another, excellent series is a descriptive picture of a tramway ride m (i-othenburg. The humorous pictures include "Bolb'by Sportsman," depicting the adventures of a boy taking a stolea ride m a motor car. "Ma-in-laws Keyenge" is warrant-' ed'to make even Frank isitt smile, and he is "advised to patronise $he show. The' usual selection of dreamy and enchanting music will be supplied, and the programme is well worth the tee charged. .