AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10499, 11 December 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

THOM PSOH- PAYN E PICTU R EB.

Thie entertainments iln the Forest;ers' 'Hall 1 -on'' Saturday wejxi packed to the doors. "Fee to Richelieu," a magnificent ookmred historical play in f two parts and'3o scenes,. makes its first appearance, at the Ij oi'daters' HalT, and is undoubtedly the gem of the entertainment. The picture, which is> historically correct in every detail, lias .an \.,unsurpassed cast,, couipi-jsed of"al3 the'' miost faornous artiists of the\ day,, andit is by. historical' such as those' that "the i®. aff;o;:ded ,an unijipae- opportunity of following in full the. wonderful stories of olj time Me. Supporting, ftiliiis is a very fine array of dramas,, seenics, oonvifcdivis, and novelty of the Highest order. Vdtagraph girve "The Latent Spark" and "The Sacrifice." A racing yarn exerting throughout is seen, to advantage' in "Jam Grow." '''flic Faithful Indian" is a tale of the redskins:, and kid midst the wonderfuil scenery of' the West. "The. Topical Budget" and "The* Australian Gazette" are just as newsy as ev/er. "The Cork Industry," "Realm of Rocks," an'd "Chrysanthemums" forms an interesting da version between tiir.ie.s-. Two vaudeville turns are included, and these with clever •comedies, make an exceedingly • fine series.