AMUSEMENTS.

Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12772, 20 April 1910, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

ROYAL STANDARD PICTURES

The final reproduction of the current bi-weekly oill drew a good house at the Druids' Hall last evening, when the many fine pictures came in tor a lot of applause. To-night an entirely new bill of faro is to be produced, which will include "Annette Kelle--man," in her physical culture, diabolo, fancy diving, and swimming. "From Cabin Boy to' King," an oltl time sea romance. The story is fascinatingly told with just the proper dash of extravagance to give an added charm to tha narrative. The ship pictures are taken on board an actual ship, and the scenes in the South oca are fully as convincing. There is not a boy alivo who will not want to see the picture, and his elders will share his appreciation of this unusual sub ject. Other subjects are "A Story of Circus Life," "Tempered with Mercy," "Almost," "Tho Mountaiieer's Honour," "Drowsy Dick's Dream," "Chief Events in England, 1909," "The Unexi^cted Santa Claus," and "Fido's Taking Way."