ROYAL ALBERT HALL.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVIII, Issue 1035, 6 January 1910, Page 17

ROYAL ALBERT HALL.

PATHE PICTURES. During the holidays the Royal Albert Hall has been packed to the doors by lovers of the living picture form or entertainment. The programme underwent a complete change last evening, when a splendid budget of high-class pictures was presented. The pictures to meet with most favour appeared to be “A Sister’s Devotion,” telling a splendid dramatic story and holding the interest of the audience from beginning to end. Two excellent scenic pictures are shown in “Land of the Midnight Sun” and “ Scenes in Algeria,” wmle “ Queer Pets” is naturally interesting and educating. “ John, the Coachman” is a good dramatic film, and otners to contribute to a first-class programme are “Views in British Columbia,” “Wonderful Specs” (trick) and the comic pictures, “ The Scare urow,” “ The Haunted Hat,” and “ Never Late.” The same programme will be repeated till Wednesday next.