HAYWARD'S PICTURES.
A very fine programme will be shown this afternoon at the matinee, lncludjed in tho series wil". be the great Australian sporting drann "The Cup i Winner," which is a striking drama of .the turf, and not lacking in excitement. The story is written round tho Melbourno Cup meeting of lflll. The actual cup is run and the film abounds with pathos and comedy. The total length of tho picture is 3.500 fcot, and patrons may exprct something good from tho screening. The whole pin* centres round p, cross which tho hero is wearing louud his neck, and the various fortunes of the characters are followed with intense interest. "Daniel Uoone's Bravery" is a western drama rikl of a kcenlv exciting nature. Tho comedies are "Tiny Tom's Exploits," "Miss Twigdes," "One on Reno," "A Tale of a Violin," whilst the Gaumont Graphic and "The King's Palace in Italy" form instructive- and interesting items. The box plan is open at Jackson's. The Theatre telephone- number is -Wo1.
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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13379, 30 March 1912, Page 7
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168HAYWARD'S PICTURES. Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13379, 30 March 1912, Page 7
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