THE PICTURE ENTERTAINMENTS.

Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 14612, 30 August 1913, Page 4

THE PICTURE ENTERTAINMENTS.

CENTRAL PICTURE PALACE

A capitally portrayed and winning' presentation by the. P'atho- Company is Avhat is promised to Central Picture Palace patrons to-night. We refer to the fine picture play "To Right the Wroiig," a powerful dramatisation of love- jealousy, intrigue, and mystery, 'portrayed clearly and crispyIt is sure to be'a big; draw. Othei* leading subjects in tlie programme include "Natoosa," a quaint Yit^igraph Indian romance, "Mary ii* Staseland" (another of,'the Edison "Mary' series), and ' "Rioderick's Ride, 1' a Selig drama'of the braveiy of a boy and his thrilling race against time. "A Trip^ to Cape Kidnappers,"' a New Zealand scenic, "St. Coitluiti'df," iiind! tha topical gafcette, ■ should ■'provlo intex-osting. The principal comedy is entitled '■<Juarantii:ed,". .a i-eally funny film that, puts you. in a g«jodlnu.nor, while? another foi^ lnerriment purposes i» "Mrs. Tweedledum as a Militant Suffragette," a s-creamer depicting our shrieking sisters, at ( .'piay.' The symphony orchestra will lie in with sparkling miisietd'.geinß. rrho link competition' closes to-night*. Ireful T^/es 1' are offered and lire on view in Bane's window,' ' ,