HAYWARD'S PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13316, 17 January 1912, Page 4

HAYWARD'S PICTURES.

Hayward's are providing a programme of real merit to-night. Soino superb comedy numbers are to be screened. Those of note are "Tho Ranch's New Barber," the ranch■ advertising for a harbor and a lady barbsr arrives, and tho .fun be-gins; "A Famous Duel," and "Bill's Wedding Day." Each is brimful of tho most absurd situations. Two' very good dramas are "Gold, Cattle and Oil" and the exciting tragical story "A Closed Door" by tho celebrated Vitr.gr.iph Company. A scenic of Hambin g takes the audience to all the chief points in the great German port. "I'athe's Gazette" which retails news of tho world in brief flashes is the ; most popular film that travels across the screen. To-morrow night at 9 , o'cl'ok in addition to the picture pro- ', gramme Torn Burrows will commence j his world's club swinging record.