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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10662, 18 June 1912, Page 3

MASTERTQN PICTURE COMPANY. \"A TALE OF TWO CITIES." The (Madsteirton iPiciture was greeted with 'another large house llaet night, when the first of the series of programmes obtained from Haywarcls,, .Ltd., iw'ae presemited. The pkitiuire diramiatii&atiion ctf Dickens' famous una stetpie-ce, "A Taile of Two iQitieis," was a triumph in cinematography. This >wa.s the first occasion "Hpon willich .the setting of the drama (has 'been shown, in Master-ton-, and rtbalt l the. audience thoroughly appreciated 'it .was testified by the rounds toff aipiplauee which foßowled the vari'ous incidents in the piece. One regular pictuire-goer was heard 'to remark Ithat it was ,th'e ; (best .thing in, pc■fruires ilie had evfrr wi'tai eased. The remainder of programme was also remarkably fine, there being an entire absence cf flicker. The scenic films proved a great draw, as did also the comedies. The ' "Ilel'orxn .Oaindidate" drama ,wa>s ut eplc.ndid conception oif modern, electioneering, .white the ire.nuainii'ng di'amaitic numbers were' perife'cfc 'in every detail. - TTlic. •repres'e;ntaition of the ilo.ma.il Garcia Troup was. .true to nature, and tfae insight given into -the methodls ctf hydrauJic lifting was .mtos'fc ilnbtructive. -The wiho'le ■programme was pronounced to be the fi-nesit that ha<s been produced by tine Company. And it is -the first of many similar {programme® -t-o- follow.' Tonight will 'be the last occasion on nvhich the public will be afforded an opportunity of witnessing "The Tale' of Two Cities." On Thursday 'night a' magnificent .star filim, "A Oil .I from O'ut ©aick," ; hy the Australian Biqgra,ph Company, 'willl ibe produced. The Miastertioii iKotiVre Company ican cohfide'n'tly recommend 'this. The Company desires ils to state. that .ft- has .procured the services of onelof the-best operators in the Dominion, he having cam© from Haywardfij litcl., of Auckland.