ENTERTAINMENTS.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2331, 26 October 1908, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

WEST’S PICTURES ■« Of late rears animated -photogra‘•Mvf H*r ro^ hed a very high standaul. Air. West not only submits tlm ee*t pictures obtainable, but., ai.-j reproduces them in a manner oulv ixtssiitie to a framed expert. On a • previous visit to Gisborne Mr. West '•submitted first-class programmes, and promises, during his season commencing to-night in His Majesty’s Theatre, to fully maintain the high-class standard of his entertainments. The programme to be presented to-night will embrace some of the latest and oeSu cinematogra 111 s, including amongst many others -The Wonderful imntcin, “Meddlesome Buttons,” the Tragedy of the Mill,” “The demur ay Horse,” “Scones in Morocm, Our Farmyard Friends,” “In -mind s Realm,” “The Tempter Vanpushed, sjj Scenes in China ” “ -Bor arc Bull,” and a host of other raumtm, scenic, and humorous sub- ? a r\ full crehestra trill supplv. 1C it. ntal overtures and ajipropriate iis:cal accompaniments. The light i()i! m IUVe tll ° mt en.sny or over ; ' ‘ l . “’Power and is supplied i\ *!. V. -'i a,ld vchaltle electric t,:'; G;“;* Hie company bake with . ■ * " UI , UI W tS,Q season there will , iKUuent changes of programme, nit le . o]umgo will be complete. -i no picture previously shown will j.repeated unless by special request .puoid sfny crushing at tlie doors, in. tickets can bo bought at torup to 7 pan., where' seats ' )je also be reserved. A.