AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10412, 5 September 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

THCf.'PSON-PAYNB PICTURES.

Tlh/e large attendaoDoe at the Forosltoiis' Halll last evening thoroughly appreciated the new .series of piofture® .screened. had feiaitures wihiclh appealed .to the different tastes of the audience. Of a fine range of dramas, rtih© favourites with tike a<u- | -diLen-oo were undoubtedly "Red 'Eagle' , (a capital Viitagraph Indian' study), and "The Perate of the Plaims" (am ' exciting ,story by the Bison Company.) "A Jjetter ito Santa. Olaus'' (a. dbild\s Dkniistmas dream), was a istory, wel thought out, and altogether a. fime piece of canemiatograpihy. "The Deliverance" wtas o> isitirririg drama, and "A Weaflitih of Orange Biossonns," a study having ' mJuciu to commend it. ' "The Oinema--1 tog<napih)er in, Africa" slio<wed . the I oaimiera man getting views of bind and animal life an Africa, the dangers aittaohed .tihiereto bed'nig by no mean® ismlail. A fine picture of "The Saiadll" wiais of an. educative turn, whua© "Ya-nn the Troubadour" was a beautifully coloured' Bathe Preras drama. founded oan am old French ballad'. Til© aiidience .saw a icapitai trick film in "The Automatic Motordistt." The latest Home and foreign news was presented in Bathe's Gazette. A number of oomedy and comic picture® completed an excellent programme, which will be shown again tonight.