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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10633, 11 May 1912, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (FORESTERS' HALL.) THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES AND T.-P. ORCHESTRA. (.Under the Conductorship of Mr Reihana Boyes.) TO-NICHTI TO-NIGHT I •GREETED LAST NIGHT AViITH A BACKED HOUSE. SCOPES' TURiN Ell) AWAY! VOTED .BY ALL AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH. -TEE GREATEST FHOTO PLAY 01< MODERN TIMES. VANITY FAIR. VANITY FAIR. This picture is 3-MH) ieet long, and 'is admittedly the greatest drama over produced .by the Vitagraph .Company, or any other company for the matter ■of that'. We have no hesitation in isaying that it is .the. finest drama_ wo •iiaVe yet presented in Masterton. Vanity Fair is a picture which .should he missed by .those who' revere Eng--lish literature and .its- traditions. Supported' iby ifchis -glorious galaxy or flittering G'pnis:— : . THE O'NEILL-- (great Tvalem I mil 'drama), ROMANCE OF THE RIO GRANDE (a particularly good drama), INDIAN PRJDE (a magnificent Kinonia Western drama), TOMMY {AS TOREADOR .(oneof the best comics cvor presented), WITH. A KODAK (A.B. comedy), MARRIED "WITHOUT KNOWING IT (comedy), XIOK WINTER DISCOVERS LA GIONDA (comic), BY THE ZUYDER, ZEE (scenic), EX-CURSirON TO KABYLIA (scenic), YARMOUTH HEiRiRTNG .FISHERY* (industrial), DECEIVERS DECEIVED (comedy). BABY ANIMALS (coloured animal study), j iMATTNEE as usual on SATURDAY, at 2.30 .p.m. Don't forget the kiddies' treat. Adults 6d, Children :3d. .MONDAY'S MONSTER ATTRACTION. The World-Famous Drama': "IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND." Mr ALF BOOTHMA.N. Australia's leading Actor, will rocilto the dialogue .whilst the picture .is being shown.

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