HAYWARD'S PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13381, 2 April 1912, Page 7

HAYWARD'S PICTURES.

Full housos have boon greeting the excellent programme now running at the Theatre Royal. Those who have not yet seen this series are advised that to-night will be the last opportunity of doing so. The picturo which claims premier position is "The Cup Winner." The Australian Photo Play Company has been wonderfully successful with this groat racing story, which introduces the 1911 Melbourne Cup, which was won by The Parisian, after a most exciting race, which is vividly depicted by the- kinematog-raph. Outside the racing itself, some memorable views of the huge racecourse crowds are shown. The story interwoven is an exciting one. Supporting this popular picture thero'aro some very meritorioxis films, as, for instance, "Palaces of the King of Italy," "Gaumont Graphic." "Daniel Booue's Bravery," and some very funny pictures, "One on Reno," "A Taleof a Violin," and "Miss Twiggles." A change of programme will bo shown tomorrow night when the beautiful coloured tragic drama, "A Roman Tyrant" will be screened, in addition to a line supporting series.