AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10504, 18 December 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

FHOMPSON-t'AY.NE PICTURES.

Both, entei tainmencs at the Foresttars.-' Hall on Saturday were packed to the dcor. "R<ory o'Mc.re," a splendid story by tiw Kalem. Co., tops the new bi'fl '• cv the Theatre Royal thlis evening. The plot is well worked cut aoid ,played among the wonderful scenery that Ireland is so moited for. A powerfully tlirifling Western picture, introducing thte most daring fea& of horsemanship | hy the ever-popular ' cowboys, is- 1 "Saved by the Pony Express." This, is presented by -Se-lig'in the, firm's usual hig3i-el'aas manner, attention; being given to the siinaJlest detail. The Anrorioan Biograph Co. are seeat to good advantage in "A Lonely A'illa." Tins' is a stirring domestic drama, the plot, production and reproduction being ab&'okitely unsurpassable. "A End'" and "Legally Dead" are two very good iiubjccts, the one. of the cowboy type and the. othior a thrilling mining story.. "A Game of Beasts" is one- of the beist comedies* the popular imp. Company has turned out. Ju "Tlve Latest English Path© Edition," the .happenings of tlie Old World and Continent aire vividly portrayed. Educational films of much interest are "WoocP-c.iiiters in, the. Tyrol," and "Life in the Italian Navy." Original comedites stand well to the. fore in "The Animal Craze," "How the Story Grew," '"A Oas© for Sherlock Holmes," and others of an> amazing type.