PATHE PICTURES.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12586, 17 October 1911, Page 2

PATHE PICTURES.

This - evening* will 'see a new, ' programme screened at ■ His, ' Theatre; under the management of the Pathe Pictures. In response \q a, special request that they should do sd, the management have decided to submit for a second time two of the depictions which evoked such a libejr^lity; f p|. approbation on Saturday evening; These ,are "Fighting Blood" "Back to the Primitive," and it cannot be said; that there is anything inactive abput. either. The I formeV is a valuable educational subject m qp far ,as,;i^,.seivyes i . ; to illustrate the necessity of being prepared to meet adversity., besides which jquality it has- just .the right degree of the spice of danger to make s it appeal readily to all tastes, .young and old alike. The moral behind :"Back to the Primitive" is m some respects the same, though ,the stories differ widely. Tii this instance the most stjrjririg scenes are enacted, m an almost impenetrable jungle in' Africa, and the ;whole stoi'y is abundant m excitement. The. signal features pf the new series •are 'the dramas, among which are the "Floating ,'MeWage". and the. . "Newsboy •Hero," both of which are said to bear ■ample testimony of the care exercised tin their preparation. The, cinematograph jih Africa is ="a jjo vejlty,. \yKich ' will inVjdoubtedly command the attention of all {patrons, .-forvit re T e ?^ 8 "ja»y secrets m ;the art of "film production yet unknown ■to the public generally. The appetising pray of comics anclude "Dick Lightjfingers," "Louis Holidays," "Ho went |for a ; Rest/' and "Trying to get'Arsrested.'' . ..; „; . i 1 ...,.,. :■> ' '•