ROYAL ALBERT HALL.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVIII, Issue 1013, 5 August 1909, Page 17

ROYAL ALBERT HALL.

PATHE PICTURES. The Pathe Pictures at the Royal Albert Hall continue to do good business. and the hall was packed to its utmost capacity on Wednesday evening, when the entertainment underwent a complete change. The attraction in the new programme is a film of the dramatic order, and tells the story, “ Where is My Wandering Boy.” This is a splendid film, and was highly appreciated by the audience. Other dramatic pictures telling pathetic stories without words are “ Brothers in Arms” and “ The Little Farmer.” A pretty picture of exceptionally fine colouring is entitled “ The Pony Express,” telling a story of the Wild West. Others included in the programme are “ The Colonial Timber Industry,” “ The Inoculation of Youth,” “ The Chest Protector,” “ Love Tabloids,” “ Mary Jane’s Lovers,” and “ How They Made a Man of Billy Brown.” The programme will be repeated every evening till Wednesday, when the usual change will take place.