FULLERS' PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13479, 26 July 1912, Page 7

FULLERS' PICTURES.

To-night at Fullers' ( Pictures the new programme, which has been much looked forward to. and would have been .shown on Wednesday had it arrived in time, will be screened. As another complete chance is arriving for Saturday, to-night's series can be shown for one night only. One of the star items is a powerful film by the Selig Company entitled "The Ace of Spades." "The Trail thro' the Hills", is another fine dramatic study by the Kalem Company and depicts an exciting episode of the early settlers in America, and their perils from the Indians. "A Girl and Her Trust," by the A.B. Company, is said to bo full of thrills and surprises, and tells a story of a. railway robbery, and a desperate race for life with a locomotive in pursuit. "The Deputy and the Girl" is a splendidly enacted Essanay drama. There'are also a number of topical, scenic and comedy items which will complete one -of the firm's finest programmes. The usual matinee will take place to-morrow at 2.30. In another column Pullers' announce that an alteration has been made regarding their box plan which is now at Houneell's.