AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10447, 12 October 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES. The current programme at the Foresters' Hall was shown, again last night to an appreciative audience. Tlkj change this evening will embrace a collection of photo plays of the very best. The dramas ruin from the topmost point of sensation in military and cowiboy episodeß to / the heart-touching domestic stories. The .comedy portion is brimful of fun and go, and the industrial and scenic studies are weir up to the firm's high standard.. A story depicting many sensational episodes in the American Civil War will be found in "The Flag and His Country." Lord Tennyson's grand poem is well portrayed in "Enoch Arden." It is a lengthy film, and tells a wonderful story of .true- love. In the picture, "In Her New Dress<," we have a pretty home story told in quaint country surroundings,, while a Western story of a thrilling nature is seen in "The l'unclier's Love," with aU its life and daring. "Tim Maloney" is a splendid strike picture. The members of the Vitagraph Company ara seen at "their best in a screaming comedy entitled "The Troublesome Secretaries." An the other films will be well up to the enterprising firm's high standard. Appropriate music will be .supplied by the T.-P. Orchestra. The children's' matinee will be., held .a» usual ; on. Saturday afternoon. .