AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10513, 30 December 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES. 'llie current programme at the. Foresters' Hall will,bo shown for tile Inst time this' flftetrnJoonj and evefcbiing, and patrons are advised liot to mjiis«i tihe. opportunity of viewing this sterling series- of pCctures produced by New Zealand's, most capable operator. Mr Hanry Harrison. The great double New Year uiimibar to be ; given, at the Foresters' Hall on Monday evciningedfipsieis aH past efforts on the part of the management, and promises' to be one of tlhe tiniest pro-ga-amjmesl yet presented in Mjasterton. VTflie .Crucial Test," by the Edison Co., tops, the bill as star nuni_ ber, and is a wonderful portrayal, of the battle hertiweeai the Spanish and American fleets at Santiago. The American Biograph- fu'illy display their capability in a fine militarydrama, "The Stuff Heroes are Made Of," aaid we 'have in, "For Love and Glory" a photo play of entrancing quality, fulJ of lmmaiii interest and abounding ins dramatic episodes. "The Revenue Mam and the Girl" by Luhin, is interesting in plot, ' and told ias a striking maninei- by the artists. "The Death of UincoW i® a page from American history, aaid sfluHvs the We of that famaus' statesmain. The soenicis) oontain 1 .some .glkwiouts spots of natural beauty, "Bragne" being one of exeeptioinal initere>st. The Australian Gnazette is fuAf of the liatest evemts, and' gives a close View of tlie new post office ihi course of erection in. Auckluaid. "MiauaufacbuYe of Cotton Sttnffs" is taken' in) the fattoriusi of Loufiis dis-ti-ict; F-mawie, and is of great educatiioina.l value. The comios a.ro represented by the world's' best comedians, and these picture gems, combined with dainty music of the T.P. Orchestra, rompilete a plieasing New Year attractioau