AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10521, 9 January 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES.

j Tfhere was a large attendance at [the Foresters' Hall last evening, | when the change of programme was (presented. There was a fine seleo tion of films. The dramatic studies were:— "The T/nibe's Penalty" (a( isto-ry of Indian fidelity), "The Outlaw Samaritan," (a graphic story of an American- highwayman's kindness), "Then. You'll Remember Me,' 1 and "Life on. the Border." The poniio portion of the p'ogramine was. off exceptional'' merit, and includied "Al Second Honeymoon, 1 ' "A Deal in Indians," "A'* Hiirried' Renovation." The wonderful influence of an ardfinary toy magnet formed' the subject for a series of wonderful little ex--1 peaiments that 'were quite interesting j and entertaining. 'l'ne music throughI out was artictically rendered by th|e oolcfaestra, and l added much to thte 'enjoyment of the evening. iMessrd Thompson and Payne ' bay© : ', -&ta3:ted!' ' J; the New Tear weft, "and'' thi6y wiiif _ i fiixd it. difficult ' on : reputation* they have built up> ; Thi*' - nrnnagement - state that nothiuig but> K " the best-is good enough for their pa* -• : trons, and itwiJT be their one endea- ' vour to oliwayS;jecptimie the improvement wihicfe basso clearly defined th& firmfs past record. Tbte programmewdll be repeated this evening.