HAYWARD'S PICTURES.
The Central Hall was well filled on Saturday night, when an excellent set of films was presented. The projection was all that could be desired, and "the night's entertainment was thoroughly enjoyed. Ihcluded in the series were: "Knight of the Rood,'' a splendid story full of human interest, and pathos. ''The Branded Man," a drama whichj chains the attention of the audience from beginning to end. "For a Woman's Honor" is a welf-acted and powerfully staged, lovo story with a happy ending. "The Wanderers" is also a drama well worked out and faithfully acted. ''A Wesl-r Night," "Generous Customers," "Wifey's Mama" and "Baseball, That's All" supplied tho crattic element), and proved highly amusing and entertaining. A scenic film "Overito" is ona of great beauty and interest and caused much favourablo comment. Hayward's orchestra was heard to advantage in a new programme of musical items. To-night. Signor Martinengo will be heard in some new Sorgs, including "Daddy" and "The Powder Monkey," which will be illustrated by coloured slides, and this should prove an undoubted attraction.
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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10461, 11 September 1911, Page 2
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