PERMANENT PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 14160, 26 April 1916, Page 7

PERMANENT PICTURES.

The Empire Theatre was again well attended last evening, when a- very fine picture 'programme was screened. This afternoon selected'films will be screened at intervals, and to-night a complete change of bill will be presented, tieaded by a World filni reproduction of the famous comedy "What Happened to. Jones," with supporting items.

The Nelson Horticultural Society's annual chrysanthemum and fruit show will bo opened to the public at 2.30 this afternoon'ill the annexe of the Empire seatre, and lovers of the favourite autumn flower may look forward to a ;ino. exhibition, whilst it is expected

'Ie display of fruit will be something worth seeing. The price of admission during th afternoon will be Is, children half-price, which, will, include admission to the main hall during the screening of the pictures. ln°-'the evening a full change of programme HI be shown at the usual prices circle Is1, stalls 6d. ,