MASTERTON PICTURE COMPANY.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10658, 13 June 1912, Page 5

MASTERTON PICTURE COMPANY.

The Master'ton Picture Company 1 (comics), and' magnificent sceaics ;in programme of pictorial gems at the Town Hali to-morrow evening. The 'management have gone to a"deal of trouble .to provide for their patrons only the very best films obtainable, and .the result 1 , is that on Friday and 'Saturday a programme of general excelence wffl be shown. The picftures are nwv and .up-to-date, and 'include several gems of rare quality. The star attraction will be "The Dolls' House," which is a famous Ibsen drama. • It has been shown to delighted audiences in all - parts of tine, world,, and has everywhere created the most favourable impression. "The Dolls' Hause" is the type of healthy drama that takes with everyone. ITbe scenery and staging give Wonderful effects to the piece, and one feels sorry when the curtain (fails. Anothtei< exciting and thrilling drama is "Nellie's ;3oldiers," which lis a military drama presenting the many ibriffian.t scenes and episodes nvhich are always connected with the life of the Soldier. The programme is a select one, and includes the following gems:— "Conivicting Shawl," "Story of a Rose," and "The Lost Letter" (dramas), "Dorothy's Family" and! "The New Stenographer" (comics), and magnificent secnlos in "Life in Lapland" and "Hanover." This is one lof the very finest programmes yet presented to a Masterton, .audience, and patrons are advised not ik> mass rttese special attractions. The matinee will be held as usuail on Saturday afternoon, when the little ones will (have something in the nature •of a pictorial treat in store for Itjieon