AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 14 June 1913, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES. ! "A WOMAN'S HONOUR." A programme marked for its variety, quality and interesting nature, will be shown at the T.P. Electric Theatre to-night, when the usual week-end change will,be given. The feature-play of the evening will be a 2800 foot Nordisk drama, entitled "A Woman's Honour." This is a' film which will appeal to lovers of a refine&photo-pl'ay, and is a gorgeous and dramatic conception: It unfolds a sensational story of hatred and 1 jealousy, and shows the treachery of a wolf in lamb's clothing. The scenes are natural, and leave nothing to.be desired. This company is noted for fine acting and photo-play, and this production is one. of their best, efforts. The Essany company will hold a prominent pl?ce in their production of "Jimmy,'' which is a dramatic item told in this company's usual fine style. Another dramatic item will be "Greater Wealth," by the Selig Company. This picture is of very educating value, ag it shows the struggles of a family in America against the hard times they come against through the father of the family becoming one of the hundreds of unemployed. Another drama shown will be "An Arctic Knight," by the Edison Company. The latest topical events will be discussed with animation in "The Eclair Journay." Probably the best of the comedy section to be shown will be a Seng interpretation en#tled "Steak and Onions." Among others'to'he. shown are "New Jersey" and "An Attempt That Failed," * This w, a, really good programme, and should prove popular. There will be a big matinee at 2.30 to-day.