AMUSEMENTS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14452, 26 May 1911, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

FULLERS' PICTURES. The usual packed Thursday audience greeted the new colleet.on of films at tho Theatre Koval last evening, and everybody seemed t.o thoroughly enjoy tl.v i>rogramme. A char:iL-.i>g scenic subjects was ••Picturesquo Cambodi.t." Some really delightful scenes are included in the iilin, and it is i ery clearly presented. Tho spaciulfcy | ;c----ture of tho series is "Flora and )Her Troupe." In the hist programme '.Lose n M-vellous acrobat> "The I3roni,>ton G.rls" g.ive a fijio performance per cinematograph, but the unique and iul feats of the Flora troupe.completely eclipse those of the liromuton Girls. The j>?i-forniance is full of variety and includes tricks on a mono-cycle, bead and ieat balancing, and extraordinarv sonjeu-ault and pyramid acts. A good l.ussinn drama depicting the intense hatred ol L he uppsi- classes hy the working people is "Rachael." Tile' story includes the working of an Anarchist society, and tho finale of the drama is most sensational. Tlio film 1-: produced by th« Kalem Companv and ]s " Other jrpud dramatics ■n : Tailed" and "The Jliko Sistci.-?, the latter being <i nroouction of the famous American bio-gi-aph Company. I'he plot of the iasti.aiivLd <ijama is out of the beaten track and is very intore.st.ng throu<r|iout. Comedy films are again in stroll,"t C 3 7 ? scri€3 ' nil .011° pel ,t he.uty hmgh. ''JL'igs are ieads to some amusing complications; aim JJog.s not allowed" shows how a clover biter got more cieverlv bitten. fiims Mere' all' of cr, JO: l eahbre, and a visit to the pictures til,, tUiimji:, wlicn the progmmino is ivhil'e rope ' " bo foi'-nd worth j

SX.VTTNG. As the winter mouths are oomin" fcrt upon us, skating continues to mflllr!.ty vntll every sssin. ft utte,>danccs :,t fie mommif Ohd .afternoon, and very l ar^e in f*^ aase continuoush' afSsr