AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10664, 20 June 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON-PAYNE PIQTUREB. A DOUBLE ATTRACTION. There will be two special <attractioiiis at the change of programme at the Foresters' Bjall to-night. One will be "The Mkvrtyrdom," a beautiful coloured Pathe Freres di'ama, telling a delightful 'and sensational story of exccipitiorjal imcirit. It is a picture that has gained a widespread rcputaItian in Australia,, from where it has been fieoured by the firm direct at gr.iat expense. It is a triuiTKp.li in colouring, and is .apic't-ire that should xist be messed by those who take a ddiight) in. good picture*?,. The other (.rpecAil picibv.'i'e is "The Stowaway." "The Sjtowawav" is sure to become a very (popular number. Its absorbing story iis. likely to srairc more universal approbation than even a beav.tiipn!ly dressed and .staged historical picture like "Madame Sans Gene." The stjOiy depJc-ts the incidents which transpire in that wdl-known poem, "The Little Stowaway" (From Liverpool Agiios.6 the Atlantic). Among 'the drains 6 are tlie following:— "Mother 1 Love"' (o powerful ladies' play), "The Faithful Heart" (a .Wes-ftei-n. story), "The Twelfth Juror" (a 'tragic drama). The comedies and comics are headed by "Captain Barnaclo and his Messmates," with Fatty Bunny in the chief role. A numbo;' c«f scenic and i.n<k&tral pictures will also be, shown. The. management) call the attention of parents to the fact that "The. Stowaway" will be screened a.t the matinee: on< Saturday.