WEST-HAY WARD PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12878, 23 August 1910, Page 2

WEST-HAY WARD PICTURES.

The n«w and excellent programme of pictures, which is worth seeing, attracted, a fair attendance at ihe Theatre lapt night. The visit to the ''German National Zoo," and the "Day. With the Boy Scouts," were vary interesting films. The dramatic ' pictures contained a number of thrilling incidents; "Among the Red. Indians,' "In the Nick of Tame," and J'The Capture of a Vagrant," melted the attention of the audience as the. stories were unfolded'by ■picturej< and thfe .closing scenes of each were ; greeted 1 with approving' applause by , the -utterested audienc«. , "The Wo- ] man front- Mellon 's" was -a bjright j and humorous- piece. The four comics : ' shqwn last night were as good as ; aiiy ] that have been producc<d; especially .. the one entitled f 'The Orderly." The present jirogramme should suit the various tastes, and should ensure good houses t this week. Mr Percy Lutzen 1 supplied .some very erijoyabje' Tnusic," t which adds pleasure to the fifßt-class t entcß'taiiiment, • ■■..'■■■•■: \--