AMUSEMENTS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 9788, 3 March 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

FULLER'S PICTURES. The final repetition of the week's programme of Fuller's Pictures was witnessed by another large audience last evening, and the frequent outbursts of applause demonstrated the popularity of the pictures. This evening a new selection will be shown. It will include another series by the American Biograph • Company, entitled "Was Justice Served? ' an adaptation of Victor Hugo's " Les Miserables"; "The Galley Slave," "Beauty Spots in Prince Olaf's Land," "Saved by His Sweetheart," and a picture of bear-hunting in the Arctic. HIS MAJESTY'S" THEATRE. This week's programme $f the Pathe Pictures was shown again in His Majesty's Theatre last evening, and that the pictures have lost none of their entertaining powers by repetition was shown by the fact that there was again a very large audience. The views of Chiogga and of the gulf of Salermo were received with warm applause, and the nautical drama " Before the Mast" proved highly popular. The same pictures will be shown this evening. OPERA HOUSE. The new programme at the Opera House was successfully presented again last evening by the Empire Vaudeville Company before a large audience. The Klimos, in their clever acrobatic feats, gained enthusiastic applause, and the other members of the company' were highly entertaining. The same programme will be given this evening.