AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 23 July 1913, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS.

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURE*. "FATE'S WHEELS. To-night the usual mid-week change of programme will be screwed at the T.P. Electric Theatre,'whore the bill will comprise all the latest film specialties. The mab feature of the bill will be a 2600 foot Nordisk drama, entitled "Fate's Wlk>ol." The story is laid 'amidst military and circus life .circles, and is one that will hold the /onlooker wrapt with interest from start to finish. The play is produced in the Nordisk Company's usual fine style and patrons can he sure of getting good photographic quality as well as an excellent subject. "Rags and Richer." a drama by the Imp Company, is an item contrasting the oppositeß of life, and is bound to prove a popular number. In "The Farmers' Daughter" the Essanay Company have excelled themselves in sentimental drama and the ladies will find this their special item. The Western element will be well catered for in the Lubin Company's conception, entitled "The Sheriff's Capture." "Naples" presents a series of views which will prove of interest to scenic lovers. The comedy section is well represented and includes "All in the Way," "Pat as Boxer" and '.'Lea is A dramatic item that will prove popular is "The Open Switch," a Kalem railway dramatic sensation.