AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 22 November 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTOrfS ;

SPLENDID DOUBLE BILL

That popular picture palace tlio Foresters' Hall was crowded again last niglit when another change of programme was submitted. The great circus drama, "The Platform of Death," proved sensational to a. degree, and way greeted, with, enthusiasm. It is a magnificent production which should not bo missed. "The Relief of Lucknow" is a capital Vitagraph drama dealing with the Indian Mutiny, "Swift Wind's Heroism" is a fascinating Western story of highgrade photographic quality. "The Extension Table" is a remarkably good' Vitagraph story. "What tho Doctor Ordered" is another good drama. The comics and comedies raised much merriment, and a very enjoyable evening was spent by patrons. There will be the u.vual popular children's matinee to-morrow afternoon.

MASTERTON PICTURE COMPANY Another large audience witnessed the final screening of "Dante's Alighieri" last evening, and were delighted with what thoy saw. To-morrow afternoon's entertainment promises something special for young and old. as "Little Red Riding Hood" will be .screened. To-morrow night the Master ton Pietujre (Company will have plea-sure in presenting "Tho Aviator and the Journalist's Wife," by the famous Nordisk Co. This picture is from start to finish full of sensation, romance, and realism, as never before depicted. Patrons are advised to see the big race, the daring feats "by tho airman, and the dastardly attempt to wreck the airship, together with <">ther incidents in this picture too numerous to mention;