HARVARD'S PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13413, 10 May 1912, Page 7

HARVARD'S PICTURES.

An excellent house- greeted the change of programme at the 'iheatreKo.val Jast night. Out of so many good subjects it was difficult to choose the star picture, but perhaps the premier place should be giren to "A Great Redemption," which was full of deep pathos. A good clear film was' "Who's Who in Dog Land, showing a most interesting study ot doc«. The other items were "The Fash in'tho Night,'" a thrilling railway drama; and "Old Toledo," a coloured scenic. The Pathe Gazette was, as usual, bright and entertaining. The comedies stood out brimful of amusing and humorous situations. The programme will he repeated to-night for the last time. The usual change will be shown' to-morrow.