TO-NIGHT

Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 14012, 17 September 1909, Page 2

TO-NIGHT

West's Pictures will pay their wcokl; visit to New Plymouth to-night, wh«.s they intend presenting an up-to-dnt-display of cinematography. The pictures are the latest from the best English and Continental makers, and me descrii>ed as of great interest and to have been specially selected to suit n!l tastos. As the management has cic finitely booked for some months t" come, it is its aim to set the highest standard in moving picture display and the vast resources of "West's" have been drawn on to secure the desired end. Some fine travel scones, together with rd venturous and humoious devices will be included in a programme that for" educational as well a amusement value, will be found tc equal any of Mr. West's previous entertainments. Special attention drawn to the popular pi ices of Kdini 1--siou.