ROYAL STANDARD PICTURES

Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12765, 5 February 1910, Page 2

ROYAL STANDARD PICTURES

This popular entertainment at the Driuds' Hall continues to attract good audiences nightly. The programmes are full of interesting subjects, both grave and gay, and local residents are quick to take advantage of a first-class exhibition, at popular prices." The usual bi-weekly change of bill takes place to-morrow at the matinee, when the children will he admitted to the body of the hall for threepence and gallery for sixpence. The pride of place is awarded to a magnificent coloured art study byjPathe Freres of Shakes-, peare's masterpiece, "Othello," or "The Moor of Venice," as performed at the Theatre Francaise. M. Ferrucci Garavagha appears as Othello the Moor, M. Cesare Don Dini as lago, and lime. Villonia Lepanto as the unfortunate. Desdemona. A large number of travel, industry, dramatic, and comedy subjects go to make a programme that should l)e well worth seeing.