AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10457, 23 October 1911, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURED

Large audiences witnessed the entertainments given at the Foresters' Hall on Saturday. To-night there : will again be a tempting array or' new subjects, all guaranteed to suit the. most fastidious tastes. , The American Biograph are to the fore with a strong Mexican masterpiece of a woman's heroic deed's and unseifisn love in "Her Sacrifice." The picture, is taken . on ; Mexican . soil, acted by a powerful cast, and told iui such a striking manner that it-will appeal to all. "Silver Threads Among the Gold" is taken from the old song we are ail-so familiar with.: A Vitagraph comedy is always looked' forward to, and in "A Clever Fraud" things promise to be very amusing, as also in "Lupin Amuses himself," another comedy of the popular type. The latest English and Australian Pathe Gazette takes a leading position on the bill, as their little items of interest keep us in touch with other ipaiis of the globe. A coloured sporting picture is seen in "Capturing Crocodiles," and is very fine. The comic element iB well sustained, and the> T.-P. Orchestra will assist the evening's entertainment -with pretty, and appropriate music.