AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10482, 20 November 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON—PAYNE PICTURES.

Tflie Foresters' Hallll wuls packed on Saturday at. each enterfcailnmient. The qbange of programime this evening is am; excellent one in al' respects. In "hron Worksi m Russia," a good industrial, the audience is taken! right througlhi an iroav smelting foundry, and the different modes of treating the one. aire plainly shown. Tbe drama, '"A SawmiilO! Hero," shows, a young man disowned >by his father, wfho "made 'good" by stopping a raid on a. sawmill! at wfliich lie was employed. "How a Bungay Mam was F)ed" a® a comic of a high, order. The second spool opened with a scenic picture, "Johannesburg," giving a bi,rd',s eye view of a gold inline. "Little ORlebsJ" proved a good figjhttiug drama with a, pretty love story. The industrial, "Home, of tibje Quffllinaai. D/i'amoudi," shows'the Macks working irn th© micies. "Making Paper' from Wbod" is a good indusitrial'. subject. "Rangier Pals" is a first class cowboy story, well- told and wiel3! acted. "Gorges in Cannes" is a beautiful coloured isceniic, ais ad|so is "New Yeair Festivities in Japan.." Tbe com'edy picture, "Buutco Games at Lizard Head'" is- a. right funny picture, up* against men* generally. A photo, play of exceptional! merit is. entitled "Van Dyke's Love Story." The. coimics- and comedies are of a high standard.