PULLERS' PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13271, 23 November 1911, Page 1

PULLERS' PICTURES.

There was a full houso at Fullers1 Pictures last evening, and the loud applause bestowed on oach picturo at its conclusion was in every way deserved, for rarely has such a fine collection been shown in Nelson as was included in tho special holiday programme last evening. The entire programme will be repeated on Friday evening for the last time. One of the star pictures, "From Egg to Chick," is a unique novelty film of great educational value, depicting the development of the embryo Of a hen's egg from the first day after laying, to tho hatching of the chick. The picture is wonderfully clear. It is no fake, but clear, straight forward photography. The dramatic v.'.id ■•rmody productions are really first rate-, end are of a varied and interesting nature. The scenic portion of tho programme is very strong, nnsl depicts some of the wordld's finest and most enchanting scenery. There will be no show of pictures this evening, the hall being otherwise engaged.