AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10406, 29 August 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES.

The programme. pffieaanted to patroras <jf thie Foresters' Hall by Messrs Thompson,. and! Payne last .evening was an excellent orue in. every respect, evidently suiting the tastes 'of Ith© liarg© audience presient. The dramaticportion h ! as probably -never been .strongier, pathos and, sensation 'being evenly dtiiStributed im /eacib film. '"HbeLma" was a powerful isitudy, and was adapted from* Marie Oorelli's famous > work. The theane wasi well worked out, and' itbe ; ,aiciting "good. Another isplendidi isuibjecrb was "Faithful," which was a. decided favourite with, tihie audiienice, and had touch to reooanmjeaidi' it. "Opportunity and the Man" was ai delightful type of drama, tbe apt-; ing, photography, and general handling tof (the isuibjeet being of a (high o<fdier. "Thie Unexpected Review" "WAS a 'splendid' bomedy of thifr well- 1 knoym Vitagraph <Gamipamy, and oausied; roaris of laughter. The popu'Jar- "Fdolishieaji" was seen at ihis Ijfeat m a, love affair ' with., two girls. /'Goptz, th© brigand -with the Iron. Hand," was a drama of a. ismsationail character. .. "When Tilly'iS Unole Flirted" was a finsft-olass wmedy wlilich resulted ' in iscreams of .laughter. The Warwick Chronicle piotorially ga,v& tChie audience the latest mews of .the world' in a very acceptable form. Lovers of isoemery ihad nuuoh to interest thiem im "A Trip (to Lake Oomstamce." A number of oither pictures wmt (to make up an excellent programme, wfhich will be shown, 3gain to-night.