AMUSEMENTS, MEETINGS, ETC

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 13056, 26 April 1910, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS, MEETINGS, ETC

HAYWARD’S PICTURES. Tho attendance was excellent at the' Lyceum Theatre for the second production of the' how series. The various piemres evoked rounds of applause, and ip.t-.'. hj favourable comment was passed on tho excellence of the’ whole entertainment. “The Heir to Clavancourt Castle” was perhaps the most popular picture of the programme, and it certainly is u revelation in the art of picture-cine-matography to even’the habii/ual picturegoci'. ■ ■ “The Death Disc” is’’also a most popular film, showing as it does the intense ■ feeling •on religious ..questions Intho time of Oliver Cromwell. : The scenic “Sbha-ffhausen” is a beautiful film, perhaps the best that has yet '.been , screened hero. Some of the scenes are .magnificent'!;/ colpnred. ~ The comips, of which thorn are quite a number, aro a good lot, perhaps the-best being “A Family Outing,at Luna Park.” Besides .being highly diverting, this picture gives a splendid idc.i. of the great Parisian pleasure resort. The "present programme.,will be, ron sited to-night, Tdo members of the Church of England arc reminded of the annual meeting at 8 o'clock to-night. It is hoped that every parishioner will make an effort to bo present, as very important business will bo brought forward, , 'id ere was a very great improvement in the- attendance at the Wanganui , Band of i! ope last night, when Mr. Ford gave an interesting address on. “Influence.” I; embers of the Wanganui Employers’ Asr-i elation are reminded of the annual general mooting, in the Association’s rooms, Lennard’s Buildings, to-night, at 7.4,:. A full attendance iq- requested.