THE KINEMATOGRAPH.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 11714, 23 April 1900, Page 6

THE KINEMATOGRAPH.

Amo^x^L-^^^t^s^;;l^* iemar«abiy good ones representing iire brigades rescuing life, and these, as well as the" w.r scenes, evoked the heartiest demonstrations "of dchght of ihe ai ,dic, :M MtMonl'w patriotic songs were, as usual, icceived'will, mucli invour, while lh- H a , ry Hall was a« Highly amusing us on f ormer occasions, mnnv ol those present being almost .-.mvul-cd viih aughter by his eccentricities. The selections by the theatrephone were also warmly appreciated, and, indeed, the whole eulc"r!-ir-ruent sec-med to give universal pleasure A sacred concert was given" last evening vlicn there was an excellent attendance, almost every s-eau m the circle being occupied, while the downstairs part of the house "was well filled. a.lie programme opened witlr a sot of kincmatograph pictures of life-boat scenes, depicting heroic deeds by lifeboatmen. Mr W Farquliar Young sang Rocked h< thn cradle of the deep" and "Out on the deep" with his usual taste and expression, both i^ms proving very acceptable to the aiKjionce. Miss Jacobs met with marked success in • Good night, daddy " and " The better land, while Air Hall recited "Taking his chance. A number of acceptable selections were Riven on the theatrephone, including one entitled Bobs," recited by Mr "W. Farquhnr Young. The entertainment was brou<*h* to a close by a recitation, •• The Pride of Battery J->, by Mr W. Parquliar Young. The company appear again this evening.