AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 10 November 1913, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURE®. "A CROWN PRINCE'S LOVE."

Both Saturday performances saw large audiences at the ThompsonPayne Pictures,, where excellent programmes were shown. - The evening's change included a simtiiOixsly mounted drama, entitled "Tho Crown ■ Prince's Love." The story, which is portrayed by the Express. Company, Went to illustrate the old proverb "Gold is not all," and showed a Crown Prince's disregard for a princess and his love for a singer. The ensuing results, tho numerous counterplots and the superb acting go to form a subject which will please the tastes of all. A nong other pictures shown, tho best' was "The Girl and the Judge," a Selig releaso which featured Miss Kathlyn Williams, the inimitable acting of this actress being impressive. In the Lubin production "Art versus Music"" Miss Florence Lawronco and Mr Arthur Johnston made their reappearance. The KaJcm Company quite excelled itself in producing "The Burglar's Trap," a very fine detective story. _ "liow ho Won Her" was an amusing incident portrayed by the Shamrock Co. "A Country Cousin" was a debonair comedy by Nordisk, which provoked roars of merriment. A very interesting Gazette gave the latest fashions and topics Other items were "His r-..- and Downs'" (Keystone), and "Bill's Board Bill" (Victor). This programme will be repeated to-night.