CINEMATOGRAPH EXHIBITIONS.-The cinematograph is evidently to be increasingly popular this season, as Mr. Mackenzie, who is advertised to give a public exhibition at Nairn on Thursday evening, is also engaged to exhibit the animated photographs at Dochgarroch School on Wednesday, at Kessock for James Fraser, Esq., of of Craighill, on Friday, and in the Music Hall, Inverness, for the United Temperance Committee at their Pleasant Saturday Evening's entertainment, on the last evening of the week.

Inverness Courier, Inverness, mardi 25 octobre 1898, p. 5.

NORTH KESSOCK. —On Friday evening the children attending the Sabbath School at North Kessock, were entertained by Mr and Mrs Fraser, Craighill. The proceedings began by a sumptuous service tea and cake, after which an adjournment was made to the upper hall, where cinematograph exhibition by John Mackenzie, Inverness, was gone through, greatly to the delight of all present. All the inhabitants in the distinct were invited to see the pretty show moving pictures, and the consequence was that the little hall was crowded. Among those present were the Rev. Mr Macrae. Knoekbain; Mrs Henry Munro, and the Misses Munro, Nessmount. At the close of the entertainment each of the children wan presented with a parcel of sweets, with a useful little present. The energetic superintendant, Mr George Fraser, is to be complimented on the continued success of the Sabbath School. Mr and Mrs Fraser, who were present during the evening, were awarded a hearty vote of thanks for their kindness.

Inverness Courier, Inverness, mardi 8 novembre 1898, p. 7.