AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 30 May 1913, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES

"ALL IX VAIN."

Last evening another large audience were present at the T.P. Electric Theativ when uio current programme was screened for the sec-, ond time. The star item, "All in Vain," a 'ioOOft Nordisk drama, called for special appreciation. It is one of this Company's finest efforts', and shows a gin's devotion to her father. An insight is givoin of a girl's life at a 'sporting college and how she. became a ivgular waterwitch. Afterwards she attempts an almost impossible dive into a tank at a circus in order to gain a £o(){) prize, in which to procure a specialist for her father, who suffers from heart disease. This story is very pathffic in places. It also includes an example of muscle raising by Professor Caesar. A film which proved very popular with the fairer sex was "Her Child's Honour," in which pictur: l Miss Florence Lawrence appears iiu her best. In "Courageous Blood" is provided a most interesting and exciting story of a .great caEtle ranch. "A Broken Ideal" gives a rather good lesson to a girl who forsakes her lovor for a baron. Other fine stlbjects are "The Col.Sergeant's Horse," "The Horse Shoe," "Eclair Journal," "The Naughty Pig" and "Unhappy Uncles." This programme will be repeated to-night,. For Saturday's change two special items will be shown mi Yitagraplrs. "Though Your Sins be as Scarlet" and in the 2500 foot drama "A Live Man's Tomb.''