PICTURES AT THE DRILL HALL.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10601, 2 November 1910, Page 6

PICTURES AT THE DRILL HALL.

Mr A. M'Donald, who for the past two and a-halt yeais has conducted the London Operacinescope in the Opeia. House, 'announces that he has now, at great expense, secured and fitted up the 'firxJl'Mall. •"Pheie-'h.e wall .show pictures every Tuesday, Thursday, and 'Satuiday, commencing from Saturday next, .November sth, until .Ins own -picture theatre is built At the hall seating accommodation for over 1200 people has been, and ajl arrangements have been made for the convenience of the public, including the fitting up of a stall for,i;he purveyance, during the' interval, of soft ,'drinks, etc The usual qhildrenis jjnatinee will he held every Saturday at' 2 30, the proceeds .-therefrom, * over and above expenseSj being handed to the .Oamaru Hospital. Mr, M'Ponald announces that he has contracted with the leading film suppliers tpi secure the latest pictures/ New films will be received by eyery ma.il, and a complete change of programme is promised for every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satiudaj. .For the opening night the second series of "Living N&u Zealand'? -has been secured. This film extends over, 3500. feet, and includes 700 feet : of tli'e Winganui. River. Among other pictures coming to Mr M'Donald from London are, "Living London" (4000 feet) and the Pathe Animated Gazette, a"-weekly publication dealing, pictorially with important events happening all oyer the world. This Gazette film will be screened .every Thursday; asjt is due tp arrive each week by the Sydney mail '. Early issues of if will'depict "incidents connected with, the Crippen case. The i Operapinescope will show in the Opera House for the last time on Thursday: night;, and on Saturday >will transfer- to the'DrillHall. ' " '"' :: '