AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10293, 24 July 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES. Hie matinee at the Foresters' Hall on Saturday afternoon was weli attended, while the evening entertainment was witnessed by a large audience. The programme .to 'be presented this evening (will ibe an excellent one in all respects. A thrilling story •of' thedays of temporal power will ?> found in' ''Joanna, of Braganza,"- - a gorgeous' production depicting the .' and. tragic ceremon- . !de» of iaiicient iP «tnw of.-ißar. is ••w'orketfe, j.- .ou&jjaamd '■ capital- photo'-' phyyi-is; to be seen in that eutitled "The Drunkard's Reformation,"; fty iho American. Biograph Company, , the «tory being cleverly handled and excellently interpreted. A much talked of drama a xevel- • ation in coloured photography, and has to be seen to be realised. In scenics there are two . beautiful efforts, "The Jtapids of -Magaapis'', and "The .Waterfall ■ of Safpsborg/'' "Misses Pinch and Billy" and "All for the Love of a Lady" are clever comedies. Amongst the comics,

"Impudence punished," and "Weary

'Willie and Silent Tim" -will be found ' t particularly good."The PaOlie. 1 is' ia clever music hall

• ' turn, while a film showing the unveiling of a monument to ,the late ' <)ueon Victoria is ,an interesting -•'.study.