AMUSEMENTS. FULLERS' PICTURES. THEATRE ROYAL PERMANENT PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13648, 13 February 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

FULLERS' PICTURES.

THEATRE ROYAL PERMANENT PICTURES.

: lasf ]vi& , comSrSblynlled and Fullers' new, proSSmmf iwL received miik ey^ry Bign, §Skreciatibn:^ ?vni<*-wi:i be; sliowrf agaxn- .to-mqrjO3y evening' was-fuUy detailed^ mrvyesterdly^ ■: papers,: -There;;-.will; be .no-^show.-toiiglvbATlwrsday) ■ the, tall .being otherwise engaged.■.;; v ; ■-»;: ,■ -,-■ ; ■'~

The Theatre ■Royal wa.s -crowded; last evening with an enthusiastic audience SSX the bi-w^ckV changeot. >proMe, headed by. the Vitagraph detective drama/ (<T^ AdvcnW.of^ a Thumb Print" was screened: Mr. Maurice Costello, the popular picture actor appeared, ai Lambert Chace a noted 'detective;' who *fcas been employed .otrace the perpetrator.'.of a jewel theft. After a series of adventures he succeeds in capturing-the thief/after a desperate struggle on the top of a oax or a-last moving train. A s usual with the- Vrta- : graph productions the acting and _phoi tography were excellent. Other pictures of more, than usual interest were, The Poisoned-Arrow,"'-an Indian drama; "Tb»- Recruiting Sergeant, a military story; "The Chattaux"or Tourame," a magnificent coloured scenic- and the "Pathe Gazette,", of topical _ subjects. To-night, positively for one night only, trill %c screened -the .Misseter star cirarna "TJie. Golden Cage," m which Saharet, a ifambufl -European dancer, appears-in/the leading role, [he story is one of Bohemian life. -The Baron Ostwald marries Anita, a dancer, but t.1%- latter becomes discontented -with her-'lot and longs for freedom, which, ni'W many fitrcmimfe- days for. _tiie Baron, die obtains. Patrons are advised to book their seats at Jackson s to avoid disappointment.