FULLER'S PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13049, 8 March 1911, Page 2

FULLER'S PICTURES.

At the School of Music, this evening, the season of Fuller's Pictures will ho resumed. Complying with many urgent requests, representations wen* made, by the local manager, to the head office asking that the programme which was shown for the lirst time on Saturday last, and which in the ordinary course of events would be returned by yesterday's boat, the gcnoml manager granted the necessary permission to keep it a while longer/so that now local picluro-looers will be able to see "Kanch Life in the Great SouthWest," "Virgin of Babylon," "Norway to New York" (universally acclaimed to be a masterpiece in scenic studies) "A Home Melody," and th<> many other lino pictures that excited so much admiration on Saturday. Tho engine is again in proper working order. The orchestra has been considerably strengthened by the inclusion of'a first<'lass flautist, and tlio musical programme to-night "ill be composed oi' all new music, specially .secured for Fuller's Pictures. 'I h-.» box plan will be on view at Jackson's till 1 p.m. to-day and after that hour at the School of "Music.