AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 23 November 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

MASTERTON PICTURE COMPANY A new programmo Mill bo screened at the Town Hall to-night, ami judging from the details -to hand, it promises to be 0110 of unusual excellence. "Little Rod Riding Hood" will appeal to those who can carry their minds back to the nursery days. For later thoughts substantial faro is offered in a list of fine dramas, including a 3000-ft drama by the famous Nordisk Company, entitled "Hi® Aviator and the Journalist's Wife." In this picture many wonderful scenes are witnessed. One of the many is the Aviation Company'® great race itt which wo see hundreds of machines competing. Then we have "A BlackHand Victim" (drama), "The Armourer's Daughter" (drama), and "Broncho Bill's Bust Up" (drams). "Danish Dairy Farming" is an education subject. The comics promise to be extremely laughable. This newprogramme is bound to draw record houses, so we advise the numerous patrons to arrive early and secure good seats. The usual matinee this afternoon promises to be something big* for young and old, so don't misa rfc as "Little Red Riding Hood" will be (Screened.

THOMPSON-PAYNP PICTURE!

"THE GHOST OF THE PAST."

There was a good attendance at the Foresters' Hall last evening, whejat&e current series was screened for the last time. To-,night there will be a complete change of programme, teamed by the delightful and patihetio drama "The Ghost of the Past." His is a picture of exquisite merit, into which is woven a delightful love story, and tho terrible trials of a, woman owing to a man's downfall through drink. The gorgeousiicas of the setting and tho general appointments of the staging Ikive not been equalled even by the many high-grade pictures which have been seen on the sheet at the Foresters' Hall, and this fine specimen of the cinematographic art must be fully appreciated by patvong of this popular place of amusement. Supporting this star picture aro two of the favourite Vitagraph series, which can only be seen at tho Foresters' Hall, viz., Aunty's Romdelightful drama), and "The Troublesome Stepdaughters" (a splendid comedy, featuring John Bunny, Flora Finch and May Price). "The Kromaty" is a clever vaudeville turn, while "Nick Winter and the American Marriage" is another of a very funny series of detective comedies. Many other high-grade pictures will also be shown. The children's mati- ' nes this afternoon will be comprised - of a .special sone:> of pictures suitable for their enjoyment, including the great circus drama "The Platform of BraiV' °nd the stirring military story "The Relief of Lucknow."