AMUSEMENTS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 9914, 1 August 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

THEATRE ROYAL. The final presentation of " Pete" by Messra Clarke and Meynell's Company at the Theatre Royal on Saturday was witnessed by a large audience and the drama went well. This evening the company will present the stirring play " The Hypocrites," which created a very favourable impression. in Christchurch some time ago. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The new programme of the Path© Piotures was shown at two performances on Saturday, and on both occasions the house was well filled. The principa I attraction was afforded by the chronomegaphone items, a/mon'g which was Harry Lauder's song, " I'm the Saftest o' the Family." The other pictures were also well received. The same programme will be given this evening! FULLER'S PICTURES. Tho two performances at the Colos*ewuni on Saturday were well attended awl the varied selection of pictures shown was full of interest. Among tSte most attractive were the fine biogfaph drama "The Way of the World" «ukl "The Angel of Dawson's Creek."' The scenic and industrial series were very good. The programme will be repeated this evening OPERA HOUSE. The entertainment given by th© Empire Picture-Vaudeville Company at: blio Opera House on Saturday evening Xfas liberally patronised. Valdare and iTarno, tho' ..clever trick cyclists,^ap r jpeared "for, five ■ lasfc time, andwere particularly we.il received. This evening the principal turn will be given by Karle's performing animals, which include dogs, monkeys and goats, and. & performing pony named Prmce. The other items of the programme will be the same as those, of Saturday evening's performances.