LYCEUM THEATRE.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12587, 17 August 1910, Page 8

LYCEUM THEATRE.

The splendid programme now being screened at:the Lyceum is very strong |in beautiful scenic films. The views of New South "Wales, showing Sydney Harbour, are most iiijteresting. The scenic films of St. Malo equal anything yet screened at ifche Lyceum." This pi ograrame, together with the Wanganui River pictures, will ha presented for the last time to-night. To-morrow evening the pictures of Living New Zealand will bo presented for the first time in Wanganwi.. These pictures are exnibited by special arrangement with the j N&w Zealand Ghvernment, and emj.braoo .'ife on. a sheep and cattle station, mail train ascending: the Rinvutaka, a Day with the New Zealand Boy •Scouts, including Inspection by Lord ' Kitchener, Our Rockbound Coast, th-o

I Waikato River: Its Falls and Rapids. The series Avill conclude with the Carnivfil at Rctoriia< showing the visit of King Oeorga and Queen Mary to the thermal regions. This picture was taken by the Tourist Department in 1901. Another picture of great interest should bo the late Right Hon. Richard Seddon. All these pictures have been secured by the New Zealand Government to advertise the Dominion, and should be the means of drawing crowded houses to the Lyceum. These pictures will be screened in Wanganui for six nights only. A special new programme will also be shov/n in conjunction with these pictures.