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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10678, 5 July 1912, Page 5

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The current programme at the Foresters' Hall was fe'howu for the first t : Hio lr:n nin-liit to a big attend an lea of i.-.'.fUirc iJvere. Another of the firm's pqwilVur w:.r dramas, ;hove and 'Friendship.." a pictureIons;, was included iu the billot tare. Tirs magnificent prcduetiun made a ,-trong appeal to tho 'iir.iigim.ition of the tiiKlier.ic.:-. A pathetic story runs through the th-.Mna, and seme excitcivg ,',o't.i iu\> produced as the plot deCebra. Intc-rest k throughout 'the tkam-a, which conta-ms no cheap. H is .a tale of love and hatred, and among tho npoc-ial features jj' an exciting duet \v ;twc y two women. "The ProspeOt- ■ (>•'« "JLr<r;vv" wr.-i a realistic story ot ' tip i'-ai r West country of America, it-id ' : n a ua:fc enterDalu.ng manner. ! ''The L:mv and the Lady" was an Amenean vare, .r.ut one oi thow impossible concoctions, hut an exec tart vu-\m of the methods adopted by the-"' "bfFsJj" ef that delightfully ''bossed" country. "Playmates" and "A Mexican Courtship" were both interesting subjects, with a &tory to fci' "The Production, ot Honey and "For Your Hats, Ladies," were two films, the latter showing an ostrich farm and the preparation Cif the plumes' for the market. Un the Banks of the Danube" was an exeeptionwlly fine scenic, which showed ■many of the cld-time castles parched on the cliffs. The up-to-date methods and equipment of the Berlin tiro Kriawde formed -the subject of an interesting • picture. - "-the l>aftj Tramp" was a real lollicking comedy, and there were several good comic "films, "Teffy, the Champion Cyc-•jU-.t ""A 'Cure <fer Jctailousy, aincl others providing enougih amusement for all. The programme will be repeated to-night, and again to-me.row evening.