HAYWARD'S PICTURES.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XX, Issue 5259, 19 October 1915, Page 5

HAYWARD'S PICTURES.

Patrons o the King's Theatre are h-!l ;ir ol something out of the oidmv i n picture entertainments in the brilliant collection af filmic suo ii s te<l tor to-night. Flvery subr hn» been chosen with »».«• cbject t> catering -u*'c**s>-fully t*i the varied tastes with the res lit that me high-.-t possible standard has undoubtedly attained. Heading this tine series. ..,,,1 adding i n extra touch of brillia net- i~ the distinguished picture adaptation o' latest American dramatic - iceess. 'The Spitfire.” featuring tin eminent character-actor, • ('al lv le Bhekwell. ill a powerful role, Mipliortad by the entire original caste from the Criterion Theatre, New York. I h*- Famous Players Film Cornj,an\ are rcsnoiisiblc for the film production, and it is stated that for perfect photography, excellent acting, arid marveliou- staging, this latest effort ha- undoubtedly eclipsed all their previous excellent scries of notable subjects are included. These comprise, drama, scenic and a capital Vitagrapli coined v, presenting the la lx- John Bunny, is : highly amusing character. Anothc film worthy of special mention is Pa.tho .. war topical, depictng tint struggle of tin- Franco-British troops

in Flanders, entitled, “The Fight For the Coast