AMUSEMENTS.

Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12767, 13 April 1910, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

ROYAL STANDARD PICTURES

The last representation of the current bi-weekly programme, of pictures at the Druids' Hall drew a full audience last evening, when the many splendid views of travel, drama, and comedy came in for a lot of applause. To-night a complete change of bill takes place. The star items include f 'The Crimp," "The Restoration," and "The Faun." "The Jester" and "The Sea" are two fine subjects, while the "Bulgarian Army in the Field" and "Tambourine Making" are both coloured Pathe-Freres. The humorous and comics include "Attempt to Smash a Bank," "The Strong Arm of the Law" (not to be confounded with the long arm of the law already shown), f'Foolhead.Pays a Visit," "Tito Lucky Number," and last but not least the funniest picture yet published entitled, "The .Theatre Pass," or the experience'; of a "deadhead." This bill will be shown until Saturday matinee, when tho' usual change will take place.