HAYWARDS' PICTURES.

Temuka Leader, Issue 5990, 30 March 1911, Page 3

HAYWARDS' PICTURES.

The Timaru Cotupaiiy will pay loluuka u visit this (Thursday) evening, and present for llio first time their famous pictures. The subjects arc c a ro-j fully selected to suit the most fastidious tastes. The iN.Z. Military Tournament at Palmerston North is a picture specially photographed for 11 ay wards pietuses. It is a maguiiieent piotoral representation oi this successful event. Intending! patrons will see what our boys can do in the art of warfare. Wrestling on Horseback, Maxim Hun Competition, Lloyd-Lindsay Compettynion. Tent -Pilching and Striking, Bug- > ler's Competition, lioutu Matching, Wording M.anawatu River, E reeling Field Observatory, Physical Drill, Field Artillery Competition, Tasinaiiian Battery in Action, Musical Tide, etc., etc., and the arrival of Major-General Godley and stall', veterans, etc., etc., will all be screened to perfection. "On the Banks of the Danube" is an interesting film, describing a holiday trip on the noble river. ''From Possau to .Vienna" many charming scenes arc revealed, including the ruin of the old abbey at Gottesthai. "Brother Man is a remarkable story, showing the powerful influences that sway our natures in the sacred cause of brotherhood. "Gaumont Graphic" is the first of a series of cinematograph journal. recording the world's doings. " r lhe Pathe Gas-ettc" records will! remarkable precision the world's top;™' events. "The. A.rapahocs" and the Music Master," a sterling drama, winch appeals with great vigour to all classes. To complete a splendid programme, a budget of laughable absurdities will be shown. Mr .1. 11. Coombs' orchestra will render pleasing music during the evening entertain- ,,. ment. If sufficient inducement oilers A May-wards will show one night weekly * at the' Drill Hall, Temuka.