AMUSEMENTS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14927, 1 September 1910, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

FULLERS' PICTURES. ii>e Jast exhibition of the present week'#; programme of moving pictures was given at tho Princess Theatre last evening. For to-night a completely now programme is aiinounoad. comprising "Tho Princess and t.f. f e Jf a " t „ (a picture drama), " Over b'lcnt Paths (a story of a brave girl), ' healing in Tasmania," "Through tho Exhibitions of Wrestling," and numerous himiorous and other films. ALHAMBRA THEATRE. lire .Story of Adolph Beck is a strong attraction at tho Alhambra, and supported as it is by a good assortment of other moving films it constitutesa first-class even.ings entertainment. Mr Boothman's i>xplanatory lectuic as tho tragic life of Adolph Beck is unfolded by means of tho cmematqgraph assists to make tho recital of a wronged man's suite rings and martyrdom very realistic, and last evening, as cn other oocasions, the attention of a largo audience was well sustained.. A matinee formance is announced for Saturday, and tho. pictures will be repeated in the evening as usual. . ( BRYDONE SKATING RINK. •Tho threo sessions at the Brydona Roller Skating Rink yesterday were well attended, and skating devotees of both sexes seemed to thoroughly enjoy thfcmsolvos. The management is busy making arrangements for the. holding of a grand poster carnival on Thursday and Friday, September 15 and 16. There will also be held on Friday night a five-mile handicap race, in which all tho leading skaters will compete.