ENTERTAINMENTS

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2673, 1 December 1909, Page 5

ENTERTAINMENTS

BATHE PICTURES

There was another good attendance* at His Majesty’s Theatre last evening, when the pictures were a gain shown, and greatly appreciated. To-night> there will be a complete change of programme. ‘ ‘The Devil” is tlie title of aplay recently produced in New York with such astounding success that its immediate jiorpetuation on the picture screen was a ioregone conclusion. • This picture will be produced to-night, and all the essentials in the telling of tho story are preserved, tlie acting of tho artists concerned being above reproach in cv<'ry particular, oven tlio finest subtleties arc pourtrayed without tlie aid of dialogue. The interpretation of thesoi m a tic films is greatly helned by the aid of suitable music, which tho new management have decided to make aspecial feature of, as it is only through, tho medium of music that the unspoken, can lie expressed. A picture which M combines splendid photography with a i\ singularly fascinating subject is the v “Richmond Horse Fair 1909.” “Beau- . tiful Fountains of Versailles” is a vori- ' table triumph of colored animated photography. “A Trip through Japan’ n is also included in the bill of fare sup- ; plving world travel while you wait. Scenic, dramatic, and comic pictures blend in a way which cannot fail to please, the variety being such that all 1 classes are catered for. -The Patihe Company is extending the scope of its already wide operation, and this programme is a collection of the c.urahle films , from : the foremost manufacturers of the world, and contains . all that is new and updo-date in pic- 1 tures of world-wideinterest. ■ - t