FULLER'S PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13050, 9 March 1911, Page 2

FULLER'S PICTURES.

Thenl was a large audience at tho school of Music List evening to witness the secnnil production ot Fullois' latest programme, and everything worked smoothly, the light and projection being all that could be desired. "Life on a Cattle Ranch," "From Norway to New York," "In Afiica," "Sunshine Sue," and the many other fine films comprising the programme were received with rounds of applause. The orchestra of six performers, under Mr. Percy Lutzen's direction, supplied some capital music. Tii'y same programme- will be repeated to-morrow evening, « hen a Gaumont model Maltese Crocs action bioscope, with patent automatic safety device, wKI bo used. It is claimed that this machine not only reduces the flicker to a minimum, but that there will be absolutely no danger from fire. The bulk of tho pictures ait> printed on "non-flam" film, 'And, in the case of the small quantity of inflammable film, should any of it catch lire, three inches at the most would be all that would be burnt.