AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10605, 11 April 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES.

All that makes for the,best is represented in the prognamme of films to be presented by the T.-P. Proprietary. ia.t the change tiliis evening. "The Cowpuncher" is a Lux Western dra- j nra, .which i« a distinct advance on anything we have seen in the cowhoy line. The Edison Company are represented by "The Girl and . the Motor-boat." The story of this •ipbloto-jplay is a very exciting one, a.nd is a ifilm which will be universally admired. . "As in a Looking-glass" is the latest production of tlie American Biograph 'Company, and will appeal to all admirers of the splendid series of the A.B. firm have placed before us. "In Cheyenne Days" introduces some marvellous buck-jump-ing and lariat-throwing feats. Tlie new Ptathe Gazette give., u® the Latest news per moving picture. A veo-y iclever vaudeville turn is shown in "The Bi-others Bell," n clever troupe of boon gvro.nastrs. and performers. "The Beautiful Vintage of France" p'ves a verv fine idea cf that section of F.rmcp which hns led to her being "TIi» T "n.nd of the ,c A.ur*. Lro-arv" is a "The Co"rt?hlrv rf M. ; «s Wugclef" affords the onlooker the -i.mupp.ir'evt vliioh \k ww aroused bv wh'-it is called an maid securing a I<vv-er at last. Tfce nuatinee will ,+cike place a« usual on Saturday afternoon.