COOK'S LIVING PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11976, 11 July 1906, Page 2

COOK'S LIVING PICTURES.

There was another good audience at the Theatre Royal last evening, when an almost entire set of new films was Bhown by "Cook's Living Pictures'' Company. The animated pictures depicting scenes from Wilson Barrett's famous drama •' The Sign of tbe Cross" were, repeated, aud warmly applaudedi as ifrere those from Mjtef,Hehry .Wood's wellknown work "^East-'Lynoe." ,A arge number jof humorous pictures were shown, and created much amusement,and the illustrated songs also found favorjWith the.Audience; ; This afternoon a matinee is announced, when children will be admitted to all parts ©f tbe house for sixpence, and a charge of one shilling will be made for adultß. To-night the Company will conclude its , season, .when an entirely new set of pictures will be shown.