AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 1 July 1913, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS.

THOMPSON-WISE PICTURED. In- spi(/' of a very fold night- a large audienc-e patronmed the T.P. Electric Theatre last evening, when tho second s.-rwiiiih;; of the current programme was ?•.'*•!! appreciated. "Justice at iho star turn, which is 2.v'<J foot, in lengthy again * proved a poj'iiki r itt'iij, and deserved -the apptou*''. Tho story is laid amidst Italian socit>t-y circles and has an entrancMi..' and mtt'-resting theme. "The Hanoi; (<n!'s Choice" was a bristling Western s'-ory, in which was shown soivv' 'if:" horsemanship. • Little Circi'o Itider," by the Snhg Company, < mil hi for favourable comment. Iu ' Codicil/' a. Hopwix prod net ;o •, wa given an interesting and exciting account of how some greedy and unscrupulous relations were frustrated in their attempts to disinherit a poor girl from her grandfather's fortune. ' The Minor's Mascot," a Nestor production, gave a pretty story in which a negro, rescued from a cruel master, showed his gratitude in several wayg, and finally assisted in bringing to boot some daring marauders. "A Week-end Vacation," one of the best of the comedies, created great raerri- [ ment. Other notable items were '"Pimple Goes A-busking," "The Ranchman's Marathon," and 'The Shores of. Sicily." For Wednesday b change the star item is advertised to he "The Modern Girl," a Nordisk production, which is 3200 feet in ilength.