FULLERS' PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13382, 3 April 1912, Page 7

FULLERS' PICTURES.

The completely new programme, to bo installed at Fullers' Pictures to-night j:; said to contain many star attractions. One of the pictures advertised this morning is by the Kalem Company entitled "The Peril of the Plains" and it is claimed that this picture will excel anything of the sensational type of drama that has been seen hero for some time. "The Failure" is by the favourite A.B. Company, who have recently contributed, many productions to Fullers' programmes. The gems of tonight's programme are s.aid to be the two Vitagraph productions,' one a drama and the other a comedy, with the "fat man" in evidence. The programme will also be replete with other fine comedies, scenic and educational subjects, and, taken on the whole, the collection will form a series which will equal anything yet presented to a Nelson audience.