AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10307, 7 August 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

THO?>:?SON-PAYNE PICTURES.

The matinee, and evening -entertainments at tho Foresters' Hall on Saturday wero largely attended. Tonight there will bo a change of programme, which will include the second series of the Coronation of their Majesties King George and Queen Mary. This picture was taken by the Pathe Freres Company, who make a special study of this class of work. The second edition shows the procession near Piccadilly Circus, and splendid/'views ,;sumJ; :to their: Majesties, "'foreign nobilities, "'great'"English soldiers..and sailors, the vast throng and the great enthusiasm. In addition to this "star" (attraction* the following pictures will be screened :—"Davy Jones at'' the South Seas," a capital Vitagraph comedy; "Two Reformations," a breezy Wild West story by the Essanay Company; "Charlie's Aunt," a cinematographic representation of the world-famous comedy; "The' Little Spreewald Maiden," a splendid Kalem drama; "Conscience," an A.B. study of exceptional interest; "Winning the Step-child-ren," a pathetic domestic story; "A Borgia Feud," a spectacular and historical drama; "A visit to Stockholm," a charming scenic; "Oscar in Desperation," a creaming comic; "Who's Who at the Zoo," an animal study; "The Warwick Chronicle.''