AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10479, 16 November 1911, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON—PAYNE PICTURES. The cur rent, programme of pictures at the Fpresiters' Hall was shotwai for the final time last evening to lan appreciative audience. To-nig)hit, a new •and-complete change of progyramime Willi be (presented. The Edison productions, are always received witlx favour, ajid in their latest work, ''Captain Neil," we lKave aji original and pretty drama antrodiuoing a gneat strike scene a.nd a' happy ending for all concerned. "The" Tenderfoot's Messenger" is a. talte of Western life abounding in thrilling cowboy scenes'. 5 "A Wfife's Awakening" is a pretty photo-play with many strong and appealing' situations. Hie Patbe Animated Ctazette shows the finst aerial post from Bendon to Windsor, iaud also the Royal family at the famous HigShJand sports at Braemlar. A decidedly interesting scenio study will be found in "Experiments with Dynamite by 1 Italian Officers." TJhe sculling on the Thames for the dhamjpionship ,of England between Biarry and Fbgwell is vividly' portrayed, the banks being itJuropged with enthusiastic spectators. . A rattling series of comedies and comlics complete a fine bill'. 'The--Maid of iSydagjara'' is a beftiutifully coloured and very exciting Indian story, while "Hie Blind Princess and the Poet" i,§ an A.B. drama of exceptional merit. A fine scene of SJiJaingSwii. will also he vsihtowin. On Saturday the clu'ldren's mtiitinee will take plaoe at 2.30 p.m.