AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10535, 23 January 1912, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES;.. " The Foresters' Hab. was crowded. last n.igliit long (before 8 o'clock, and the excellence of the programme justified the attendance. Owing to thefilm of the DeM'Durbar celebrations having gone astray on the railway, the firm were unable to show this--picture last evening. As soon as the film, comes.to hand it will bo announced and shown. The dramatl, scenics, and comics were up to the firm's •usual high standard. Lite drama* included two pictures of special note,. "The Cowboy's Devotion" and ''The Secret c-f the Sitill." This splendid programme will be repeated this evening.

BRENNAN'S HUGE ATTRACTION.

I There need be no scepticism iu reI gnrd to the'quality of the artists who. j will appear with Breunan's EnterI tabling Company at the Town Hall ,on Thursday. Anyone who is famil- : iar with the names of the leading. I amusement folk in the Old World and America will know that such people as Jordan and Harvey, Johnson I hud Wells, Eva Mudge, Les PetiitsI Totos, Archie Glen, Nellie Kolle and' I the rest are in the first flight in. their [ (particular lines. Featured on its billsthis Company has Prince diaries, and Prince Charles is a very remark- ! aiblo individual. He is really an or-ang-outang: but in almost everythingIbut speech he resembles a human being with great, nearness. Charles can. skate as well as the best rinker; h** can' dress, and undress- himself with: «vsy carelessness, he cooks and eats his own meals in the'most gentlemanly way, he rides a bicycle, steers a iipotor car, and docs a great many other things in a very wonderful way. Of the humian members of the Cnminany, Jordan and Harvey are special favourites. The box plan is open at the Dresden.