AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10520, 8 January 1912, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES. | 'l'ne iiutiieiicts a.t the Foresters' I HlVii on l 'Sat'urday afternoon a'nd ev- ' eaunig were large and appreciaitlve. Tlhe change of programmie to be screened' to-night contain© some very fine niumubors, uiacluding: "Life on the Bloirder," am Indian story of sensational incidents, and "The Ouitdiaw c&uriariitar,i," -m Essanay film with a striking pvot. Another big Essantay cowboy swry i.s "The Tribe's Pennlty." "A OiiW of Two Mothers" is I a uharmmug domestic story which, will interest the matrons. A very bag coiuuuy is entitled "A Deal in Indians." The A.B. Co. con)briibnte a good cowjeay kein ,entitled "A Second Honeyniooni," which -,s said' to be i sweeter than tlie first. A typical Indian Story, "The bquawV Love," is saire to be a ifavona*e. An interesting gymMraiua picture is listed as "The Staites Carnival," and im it is isJiown some fine feats of athletics. The comic element i.s weld catered for in "Magnet the Magnet 7 ' and "A rUun-ied ißeniovation." Sweet mn<siic, played by the T.T. Oirehesitra under Mr Bieiiihaniiv lioyes, wi'il add. tot the enjoyment of the-pictures., which will be produced in Mr Harry Hart'iison's usual excellent manner.