AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 13 August 1913, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS.

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES. < A TREBLE BILL." To-night picture patrons will bo afforded an opportunity of witnessing one of tho best picture programmes over submitted to a Masterton audience at iho T.P. Electric Theatre, ', v.lifro l.ht.i bill to l.vo screened com- | prices three special featuro dramas.' One of these, "Zuna," is a sensa- ' tional photo-play dealing with the life of Zunw, the Gypsy, who is a dancer and a smke charmer. Her trials and tribulations, and her joys and sorrows are so faithfully depicted that the audit-nco live in a Gypsy atmosphere, ;uid are thrilled with wonder and ink n.-st from start to finish. Another it. in that should prove popular is tho lvalem"s latest effort- "The Face at tho Window," which is said to bo a very fino thing. Yet another feature play will be given in "Laza tlio Dancer." This is a London society which shows how. a genbliinan forsook all considerations of life in pursuit of his fascination for a beautiful society dancer. A.very fine moral play will be shown in the latest edition from the I.M.P.' studio which is entitled "Nothing Shall Hidden," and as"the name indicates, tin's picture deals "with honesty as being tlio best policy Miss Helen Gardner, the blonde Vitagraph actress, who has now formed a company of her own, will appear to special advantage in a comedy drama entitled "Becky," a selection which is written by the actress herself, from an old novel. An educational item will be given .in "Honey Extraction.;" Numerous comedies will support this fine series, among which are "Polly, the Girl Scout, and Grandpapa's Medals," "Almost a Hero" (cowboy comedy), and "A Gipsy Flirt" (featuring Miss Pearl White). This is 1 a really fine and is sure to attract a large audience.