AMUSEMENTS.

Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15444, 5 September 1914, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

ItAYWAKD'S I'ICTUniSS. The Lyceum was again well patt!.aised hist night. and the current terits of films is replete with attrae.-i.i.is. The star film, " His Guiding Star.'' is a drama of exceptional merit, v.lii'o in the L'athe Gazette tlu> war.-aii.i Arethusa. which played such a pr-i----niiiient part in the Heligoland haul-', is seen. The supporting ili.:s are of a very high standard, and should jait lie missed. There are several ellent comedies to delight the fhi'drei at the matineo in the after i ■<) i. a>il the programme will lie screened fcr the last time this evening. i ■' fullers* pictures. ! Anoiher good attendance greeted Fullers' current -pro-jrammo at the Theatre Rnyai last evening. Tlu- nie.st popu'ar f!in is undoubtedly "-Mal.M's Nerve." a Keystone i-i.mcdy in which Mss Xorniand g.vcs a 1' ghiy anms ng ami exciting exh.b.t:on c.t horsemanship. -T'tiy De D,.me" slows some ouaint and charming scenes in France Maurice Costei'o is seen at h's in "Wiien lion and Steel Meet. "Monkey J imT.'igt'iH.'c"' is a incst amusaig study of tlu-se'qneer animals and their ant:cs. Oilier films include "Their Great H:g Heautii'u! D0'.1." "'Gaumom Graph V.'' and "An Exiting Honeymoon.*' On Holiday evening the special feature is a Xordisk comedy drama and another 2-reeler, "Tim Pitfall.*' 'Picturesque Sydney - ' is a nether li.m of spcc ; al interest.