AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10305, 4 August 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES.

line change of programme at the j Foresters' Hall last evening was I groeted with a crowded house, the ' oxcolLent seriesi of pictures'presented being muck appreciated. Great interest ,v\ r a«'centred an the film show- i ing t3ie Coronation of their Majesties | King George and Queen, Mary. The various incidents in connection with • th|£ aiospiiypui&j event ; were closely foli '■ lowed, and warmly applauded. Supporting thisi star picture were anrair bar of other first-class subjects. :'«tory, well labted, and. cleverly :thought out;- ItH .;d§alt ■ wii v ''' tite temptations the "green baize table" had for a country hoy, and depicted his ruin through gambling. A very touching scene takes place ■when- tlie mother, unaware that her son has been stealing money from the cash box at the office at which he is eihplOyed, arrives and finds a constable about to arrest .him for theft. "The Trial of a Pomos Charm" and '■Young Deer's Bravery" are two splendid dramas ■of tihe Wild West, while "The Mexican is ■a, very exciting .study. Otber .pi(Ctures worthy'of special /mention ai'e: "Military Gymnastics," "Through a Brewery," ' "The. Smokers' ;€%)mpetition,"'' "Wild Aniimal Hunting," "Does She' Love Me? ~-T<B iil the Toreador," and "The Stenographer" (a. splendid comedy). Tlie children's matinee will take place on Saturday afternoon, At 2.30 o'clock, and on Monday will be shown the; second > series- of Coronation pictures., -