MASTERTON PICTURE COMPANY

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10673, 20 July 1912, Page 5

MASTERTON PICTURE COMPANY

"RED FALCON."

A large crowd wc<s present at the Masterton Town Hall last evening wh'ju the Masterton Picture Company I'orecmed a unique programme of superb films, eaeh one being the ve.rv latent and rrcst up-tc-date series trs be procured in the De-minion. The star 's'ttract-KKi., "Red Falcon," i-s on'of the moc't entrancing Alms yet sliowsi in Masterton. A page from tihc? life history of romantic Italy i* beai;<h'fi:My portrayed. The colouring, staging, and acting c-f. this thriK • rag drama teiiid <to- make fflie piec-t mf«t n'tfrnctive, and representing ;> real dramatic feast. One beeomeis intensely interested from the mcmen + ■the curtain 'goes up, anid the fascination. of tho drama, as- the plot ■ bloom es unfolded, hfclc\s one as spellbound. The out-biTwt- 'of appl'aus which greeted "Re«l Frdcon" in rh • Town Hall Irct evening was truly merited. by the excellence of tho picturb. The remainder cf the programme included seme rare gems, ann catered for the artiste taste of all. "Picturcfique Brittany" and I'atlie Gazette a-te educational .scenics of exceptional 'value, while "E&eart of Silver Leaf," ''Norimia," and The Mistrees of the Hacienda" are dramas of thigh quality. The comic clemenvt is splendidly sustained' by sucli gems as < 'Doubly Desired Orphan," ' 'Tramp's Mascot," and "Nippon's Tramsfecma tion." 'This magnificent programme iwiiLl be shown; to-ivigh.t for tihe l'2i?t time, and this afterjacon; the littl; ones are assured of a rare treat at the matinee, when-, several "specials'f?Sr the children wi.M be put on.