FULLER'S PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13052, 11 March 1911, Page 2

FULLER'S PICTURES.

The attendance, at- the School of Music last night was again most gratifying. The nciv Gaumont machine was used in the projection of the pictures, and the results attained certainly justiiii/'.l the big e>;]:c;:Ke gone to in importirg it. The picture was very large, and fifty per cent clearer than tho one' obtained with the machine previously lined. The absence, of Dicker and unsteadiness was most noticeable. The programme for to-day and Monday contains many exclusive novelties, the chief of which is "The last muster of the Balaclava heroes," a film taken mainly with a view to providing creature comforts for the surviving members of tho charge of the Light Brigade, some of whom are in ncr :;:itou.s circumstances. The sole rights of exhibiting this film arc vested in John Fuller and Sons, and every person attending the entoitninnvnt indirect!-, contributes to the Balaclava hero fund A series that will no doubt prove popular is "The girl on Triple X Ranch," ■i stirring story of love "and adventure on an outback ranch, in which export cowboys play .i prominent part. "Tb,. Conspiracy of Pont he" is a story of tho days of Indian savagery, thriliingly dramatic, with a fine love story as part of the pint. One of the f-ceni.----pictures is said to be especially good, and depicts in all its magnificence, the woHd-renownod Italian "health spa Humorous studies oi" a r."lined but genuinely funny kind are also included.

Ihe usual weekly matinee will be given to-day, when, in addition to the usual toning programme, will be presented a grand pantomime entitled 'Puss in Boots." This iilm v.iil he shown at the .matinee only. Hr>e<:i;l family prices are announced for /hi" afternoon. The doors will be opened at 1.45 p.m. the entertainment commencing at 2,30 p.m.