PATHE PICTUHES.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13071, 10 May 1913, Page 4

PATHE PICTUHES.

Entertainment of -a high -order awaits patrons of Pathe . Pictures at His Majesty's Theatre to-night. The new pictures are a particularly fine lot. At tine head comes a splendid military subject. "With the Colors," which shows the King reviewing, his troops at Aldershot. It is orie of the best views of Britain's standing aattiy which has yet been obtalhVa. '* '*WHeh" California was Young" is ,ar_d pathetic drama, rife _wi'tji.' ,tlie_ .Spanish chivalry and romance which obtained m old California. "The Intrusion at Lompoc" is a clever drama ; which shows how' a rural hamlet is stirred to its depths. by the advent of a handsome stranger. When the stranger passes. on, there are a few sadder folk at Lompoc and a few more ardent lovers. One of the most .beautiful scenic subjects will be shown m "The ' Gardens, of the Luxembourg." Nothing could be more charming than this series of. pictures pf the most delightful of Parisian gardens, with tho multi -colored flowers, magnificent . trees, splashing foifntajris, and /beautiful statuary. The prbgrarrime is exceptionally strong m humor. . "A, Thrilling (Rescue by Undo Miin* is a, comedy which will be thoroughly enjoyed.. . Uncle ' Miin is playing a game of golf, when his caddie discovers a house on fire. Uricle Mun at once calls up the fire, brigade by driving golf "balls at the bfeii tower, each ball striking the" bell with the accuracy of a rifle snot. Uricle Muri crowns his exploits by gettirig'a' Spring bed, and jumping to a top window ana rescuing a little girl. "The Counts" is a dainty comedy by the Vitagraph players, and shows how, a band of mischievous students absolutely cure an American girl- of her desire to' marry nobility. .."Ranking Mad" is another whirlwind of fun.