ROYAL ALBERT HALL.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVIII, Issue 1043, 3 March 1910, Page 17

ROYAL ALBERT HALL.

PATHE PICTURES. Still another budget of pictures was presented at the Royal Albert Hall last evening, when there was a large audience. This week’s programme is an exceptionally good one, and comprises a high-class and varied selection of pictures. The picture that appeals most to the audience is “The Anarchist,” which tells a thrilling dramatic story. “Arnold the Traitor” is also a favourite. Two excellent scenic films are “Picturesque Zanzibar,” and “Shoshone Falls.” A feature of the present programme is the part played by humorous pictures, and those who appreciate gcod “comics” should not miss a visit to the Royal Albert this week. The budget includes “A Pseudo Lady’s Maid,” “Lessons in Palmistry,” “Bootmaker’s Revenge,” “The Jealous Doll,” and “Mugchump’s Morning Excursion.” The programme will be shown nightly till Wednseday next, when another change will be made.