ENTERTAINMENTS

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2651, 5 November 1909, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS

PATHE PICTURES

The programme was run off in 3. splendkl manner last- night, and was enjoyed by the audience. This programme will be showed for the last time to-niglit. An entirely new programme will be presented to-morrow-afternoon and evening. The star attraction of this will be a stirring dramatic episode entitled “The White Chief.” France is the recognised homo of film manufacture, and also possesses the finest actors to give interpretation to the subjects. “The White Chief” is the latest and most up-to-date picture at present being shown in New Zealand. No picture entertainment would be complete without a militarv film, and “A Few Minutes With the Mexican Army” supplies the demandTo lovers of travel, “A Train Ride in Bombay” will appeal, not merely for its spectacular value, but as a faithful representation of one of the most picturesque parts of the world. “A HumanSacrifice” is the story of a romance of intense interest full of pathos. Mirth provokers are said to bei funnier and brighter than ever, the best of the comics being “Ralph Benefits by his Curiosity.” The management havebeen requested to show “The Boy Scouts to the Rescue” at an afternoon performance, ; as owing to the theatre being otherwise engaged last Saturday this picture has not been shown at a. matinee. So this film will be shown for the last time in conjunction with the new and complete change of programme to-morrow afternoon.