AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10063, 10 August 1910, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

THOMPS'JN-PAYNr. PICTURES. The sylend.d programme drew another l«tge audiencp to U e Foresters* Hal! 'last nip.bt. "The Life of Edward VII" is a fine piece of animated photography, and the excellent views of tha latti Kine and his conFort allows Low the Peacemaker was loved by his subjects. Nothing finer than "Across Ceylon" has ever been proluced here so far as scenic pictures go. Lovers of thrill can get all they want in the marvellous , performance of "Madame Forascnya" ! on the aerial trapeze. The dramatic subjects are above the average, and were highly appreciated, and tbe comics had their effect in causing the heartiest of laughter. This series will be produced for the last time' 1 ' to-night, being replaced by an entirely new lot on Thursday. TOWN HALL PICTURES. The production of the fine dramatic film "Othello,' in the Masterton Town Hall last evening, together with the remaining scenic, industrial and comic films, was witnessed by a most appreciative audience. To-night there will be an entire change of programme, wh°n there will be slojvi?, for the first time in the district, a picture describing the first peroplane flight made in Australia. This was, by "Houdini/'the "Handcuff Ki g. w Other interesting films will describe a journey from Marseilles to Algiers, fishing in the South Seas, etc. A series of very vine dramatic Slts will also be presented, including "The Heart of au Outlaw," "On the Downward Patft," and "The Mountain Inn'* together with a good selection of comics. . '