FULLERS' PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13411, 8 May 1912, Page 7

FULLERS' PICTURES.

At Fullers' Pictures this evening there will be a completely new series installed. At the top of the list is the V'itagraph Company's greatest masterpiece entitled "'Vanity Fair," an oxouisite pictorial representation of Thackeray's world renowned novel. This wonderful picture which is Over 3,500 feet in length, and occupies three reels oi' film, is said to be tha most expensive and e-.aborate production ever imported by John Fuller and Sons. Tho "London Evening News," of February i4th h.iys-: " 'Vanity Fair' is a truly great production, and even surpasses 'A Tale of Two Cities' in clearness and good acting. All picture patrons will ba anxious to see it." There will also bo a powerful supporting programme of star pictures, including tho Selig Company's great sea story, "The Maid at the Helm," which alone deserves special bi.ling. Thera is almost sure to be a large attendance tonight, and intending patrons are advised to reserve their seats at Bcgg's, where the plan is open.