AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10712, 3 October 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

Tljero will bo another special s.; .\ of pictures at tho Foresters' Hall i'night, which is sure to again at;.'_, > lage audiences. "With tho groat ;: - tomimc production by Cities, • \li Baba" or "The Forty Thieve:-," -a get a great spectaeular show, tho artistic dressing, mounting and general staging making an instant appeal u o all admirers of the gorgeous work of art. A sensational Indian story oy Bison, and classed a s a special feature is "The. Redman's Penalty." T ! o dramatic films are- deserving of special mention, as thov include tho '<;,<•._ est efforts of the finest makers i-- ■ n c, world. They include "Broncl- "'1 and the Bandits" (Essanay)', "V. Marquis and the Danver" an' c ] "T'-o Vagabonds" (a pathetic stow of a violinist and his dog). The "oo'rics and comedies are excellent the cH f pictures being "A Fish Story," «l>o]idor's New Suit" and "Loan Year Proposals" (in which "fatty"" Bunny enacts tho principal role. Amorist the instructive films will be one showing the hatching of trout. The great pantomime— "Alj Bnba and the Fortv Thieves"—lias be«n specially secured for tho children's matinee on Saturday