THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 1 February 1913, Page 5

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES.

■; ' - 'rHE LAirr HURDI.E ; At the popular T.iP. illectrjc Tbea- ; tre to-night a'change" of' pTOgi amiiie j will be presented, and "patrons can; look forward to a; splendid evening's j entertainment as. the eeries .of films : .to' b« .&hownil very choice lot. ; s The'star turn is Last HiinfTe/si-ni S exohtsive feature drama 3500 feet in length This is a most sensational sporting drama, toeming with realism. -The plot is well laid, and bound to appeal to tlie tasfc of everyone. Tho supporting dramas in, chide A Reconstructed Rebel, a story of two flags and patriotism by the Selig Company. The Whisky Runners, also a Selig production, shows a conflict between the noted. Northern police and the illicit wHiisky dealers that

menac# thestNorthern Tejritprjv .-The Stronger. Mind is also i fine production]of Selig origin. • The y.itagrapb Com pjmy. are.. j-epre-; sorted. ,ii) their .latest success,. The Robbery TlievSker--iff's Prisoner is a Lubin feature film. The story shows Sheriff Elan ay, a pretty ihealthy individual. receiving word that a notorious highwayman is wanted. Boh Stern, a prospector, pretty nearly answers the description of tho road agent, and Clancy tries to arrest him, but Bob turns the tables ' arrests the sheriff. locks hini up in a closet, and tells his sweetheart Mary to guard him. Stern then starts out to capture the right man, which he does, and bringing him to Clancy, turns the outlaw over to the sheriff, at id'then captures Mary. The scenic portion of this series includes Yam- • nion's Airship "Disaster. Building; of a Railway Carriage and Sarte Claude and it's 'Surroundings. Tito comedies* are ;m exceptional lot. and include The Part of Her Life. "Emma's Kiss, and "When Jack Comes Home,"There will-he a .matinee at 2..30 to-day, when by special request the visit of the King to New Zealand will ho <shown.