ENTERTAINMENTS

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2598, 4 September 1909, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS

PERRY’S BIORAMA. His Majesty’s Theatre was again crowded last night, when the third programme of Brigadier Perry’s Biorama was given. Unfortunately the engine did not run smoothly, and the picture, programme had to" be curtailed, but the evening was filled out with illustrated solos, and selections'by the band. Amongst the pictures shown was a fine film, entitled “The Invasion of England and its Possibilities,” showing the manoeuvres of an attacking force, which was finally repelled by the defenders. Otlier pictures were “A Drive for Life,” a- fine dramatic study, “The Electric Policeman,” and a scenic film entitled “Moscow Under Snow.” This afternoon a matinee will begiven, commencing at 2.30, when children will he admitted to all parts of the house at a charge of threepence each, and this evening the entertainment will commence at 7.45, when, in addition to the ordinary programme, the films missed last evening wall be given, together with “The. Invasion of England.” To-morrow afternoon a programme of music will be given on the Recreation Ground, the Biorama Band, Salvation Army, and City Band taking part in the programme. A special bioscope service will be given: ini His Majesty'sTheatre: at 8 p.m. On Wednesday evening; fl.*e Biorama shows if Te JCaraka ' ■ - , ' }./:i