AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10606, 12 April 1912, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPBOH-PAYNE PICTURE#. The Foresters' Hall was again packed to the doors last evening when a monster change of programme was presented. The bill of fare was undoubtedly the beet that has been seen at the hall for some time past, and embodied a great variety of subjects. "In Cheyenne Days" introduced many daring feats of buck-jumping and lascooing. "Won by Wireless" was a splendid drama, while "J!us Drea.m" was an entrancing -study. The three comedies presented—"Aunt Jane's Legacy" (a. Lubin), "The Courtship of Miss Wuggles" and "An Actor in a New Role" (Lubin) — were tip-top laugh tor producers. Two ever popular gazettes-, one English, and the other Australian, provided the audience with a pictorial representation of the most interesting happenings in other lands. The grape industry of Franco was quite an educational subject, treated with that attention to detail which adds so much to the •attractiveness of industrial films. The appeal of the West was graphically Itold in "The Cowpuncher." "The iG'irl and the Motor Boa" was an exceedingly fine story, and roused all (beholders- to a high state of exciteiment. "The Rell Brothers" was a clever vaudeville turn. This excellent programme will he repeated this evening. The children's matinee will ' ii>ake place on Saturday. I