AMUSEMENTS.

Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12722, 18 February 1910, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

ROYAL STANDARD PICTURES

The second production of the current programme was greeted by a large audience at the Druids' Hall last night, and the many beautiful and interesting subjects were keenly followed by a delighted audience, whose appreciation was manifested by frequent and hearty bursts of applause, lho fine dramatic subject, "A Dash, to Death," again brought forth round after round of appreciation, and was ably seconded by the romantic and sensational dramatic film "Valeric 01 Ossogne." These pictures alone were well worth the price of admission, lhe comic" element is quite the best that has yet been screened in Nelson, lhe other subjects screened were well up to the standard set by this popular place of entertainment. The usual matinee- is announced for Saturday, and a special matinee for the benefit of ladies, children, and country visitors, is announced for the hcuday on Monday uoxtt i