AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10414, 7 September 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

V : —- THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES. Tile current programme Bit the Foresters' Hall was shown for the . last time rtio ia large attendance last evjenjing. To-nighiris hill of fare will omiolude ia splendid range of dramas, among wMoh are the following:— "Madam Rex" (a mew. achievement of the A.B> Company, and a very engrosisiing story); "The Tramp" (a big photo play well .set and aoted), "J/udged by a Higher Power" (a splendid istory of low and jealousy), "Dead m tllue Eyes of tilne Law" (Platble Freres' great Monastery study), "Wedding Bells" (a pretty picIfeuire of particular interest to lady patron®.) A film of superb quality ide.pkit-s incidents in .the 'life of Oarddnlal Moran, and also shows: the episodes of the Cardinal's death and burial. A anJost impressive scene is tihe> iying-dn-islt'ate which was viewed by thousands of grief stricken admirers of the great Cardinal from ailli ovea- Australasia. The vast itbromgsi on the route are plainly Isieen, and the .impressive mineral [procession 'brings home to one how dearly Cardinal Moran was esteemed in the hearts of hisi faithful cole'liigionilsts. Amongst the other pictures worthy of .special menion are—"The Gorges de Loup" (a beautiful scenic), "The Braigger" (the latest thing in com)edies), "His Best Girl's •Brother," "A New Cook," and "iFiaking a Reraifarandit." On Saturday a.fteaTiloon the usual matinee .waUil take ptoee, and on 'Monday next will he screened the great lion hunting drama, "Back to the Paimdtiive." On Septemubiea- 20t(h a picture will ibe shown of the greialt Longford:— Laoig hosing conltest.