FULLERS' PICTURES.
. A vei:y. large audience ..was. present at; the Opera House -on" Thursday,' when the management screened a grand holiday programme. All sections of cinematography wore represented, from the hilarious comic to the heavy drama. That. Messrs Fuller are keeping up with the times was evidenced by the quick manner in which the, election ri-iurns from Wanganui and elsewhere were shown, ana the local manager of th'-* popular firm is to he congratulated on the success of his efforts to keep his patrons in touch with events of the moment. Afine selection of dramatic films, "Two Wolves and a Lamb,'' "CHown's Best Performance," and j. ne Old Captain," met with the approval of the audience. A capital scenic %>ubject was "The Aurora Preparing for the Antarctic." This film called forth a round of applause. "Shipbuilding at Trieste" was a fine industrial picture, and "In the Land of the Fellahs" gave some interesting glimpses of Egypt. The comics were numerous, and kept the audience in a continual fit of laughte \ A highclass musical bill of fare was presented by R. O'Hara's orchestra. The next performance v/ill be r,iven on Monday.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12840, 9 December 1911, Page 8
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190FULLERS' PICTURES. Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12840, 9 December 1911, Page 8
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