THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10712, 16 October 1912, Page 5

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES

THE ACTOR'S DAUGHTER,

Another largo audience was pre- < sent''■last evening at the Foresters' Hall when the em-rent programme delighted all with its unequalled excellence. The chief picture was tho sensational story An Actor's Daughter, a drama dealing with stage life and its pitfalls. The audience were | kept in a state of excitement all through the play, and the startling climax came as "a thunderbolt.. PaI trons should not miss this magnificent ! p ttiuctio As to-night is the iinu' i opportunty picture lovers will have ) of witnessing the current programme. j another largo audience is expected. I . The programme is claimed by i those who have witnessed it to be I of exceptional quality, and lovers of i all classes of photo plays are catered j for. In Selig's latest success The Girl With the Lantern. Miss Kitty J Williams takes the leading role, and j this drama cannot fail to find strong I favour with the most fastidious. i Cowboy. Indian, military, Mexican. { society and Western episodes all find -J a place in a splendid, array of silent t drama, while the comedy, scenic, comic •and topical sections hold a very high position in their respective circles. This magnificent series will bo shown for the last time to-night. •To-morrow night the most wonderful picture of the day in. which beetles are to bo seen acting a drama, will I he shown. Tt is a most extraordinary film.