Le cinématographe de Thomas James West (His Majesty's Theatre, >10 avril-3 mai 1905)

Thomas James West présente des vues animées à l'His Majesty's Theatre en avril :

Arrived at the latter end of last week West's Picture Show and the Brescian Concert Party, all the way from London. The unique company, which commences a Dunedin season in His Majesty's on April 10, numbers 14 souls all told, under the management of Mr T. J. West, who has appeared before royalty on 29 different occasions. This must be taken as a strong recommendation that the show is a strictly proper one. Being so, it will appear to Dunedin amusement lovers who pride themselves on their propriety. The New Zealand tour will extend over six months — maybe longer. Australia is not to be exploited until March next, when th« Geach-Cowan-Miller syndicate take the show over for a tour of Australia.

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Otago Witness, Dunedin, mercredi 5 avril 1905, p. 60.

Les séances se prolongent jusqu'au début du mois de mai :

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
His Majesty's Theatre was well filled again on Saturday .evening, when the combination of Mr T. J. West's Pictures and the Brescians Orchestra and Singers delighted the audience, and proved as popular as ever. The pictures were remarkably clear for the most part, and the ready appreciation of the audience was demonstrated by rounds of applause. In the Brescians' part of the programme the harmonised melody " The old folks at home" and the humorous sketches were especially appreciated, while Mr R. Hayward in his baritone solo, Miss A. Martinengo in her ballad singing, and Miss A. Marinengo in her violin solo "La, traviota" received splendid receptions,- A change of programme is announced for this evening, and the combination will appear again to-morrow and Wednesday evenings, then closing the season.

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Otago Daily Times, Dunedin, lundi 1^er mai 1905, p. 6.

Le cinématographe de Thomas James West (His Majesty's Theatre, 30 novembre-9 décembre 1905)

Thomas James West présente des vues animées à l'His Majesty's Theatre en novembre.

Otago Daily Times, samedi 25 novembre 1905, p. 1.

Les séances se prolongent jusqu'au 9 décembre.

Otago Daily Times, Dunedin, 8 décembre 1905, p. 1.