ROYAL ALBERT HALL.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVIII, Issue 1022, 7 October 1909, Page 17

ROYAL ALBERT HALL.

PATHE PICTURES.

Another splendid pictorial programme was presented to patrons of the Royal Albert Hall by Mr. Henry Hayward on Wednesday evening, when there was a good attendance. A spectacular picture, entitled “ Dreadnought to the Rescue,” found great favour, being full of exciting and thrilling incidents. “ Dirigible Airships” is an exceptionally interesting subject, showing the various evolutions of the ships of the air. “The False Oath” tells a stirring dramatic story, while “Volcanoes in Java” depicts some beautiful scenery. “ The Dog Detective” appeals to those present, and shows the sagacity of the canine. The humorous element is provided in abundance, and some exceedingly funny films are shown, amongst them being “ All Scotch,” “ Carlos and the Baby,” “ Something in My Eye,” “ Avenging Hypnotism,” and “ First “ Lesson in Cycling.”