AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 27 December 1913, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS.

THOMPSON-PAYNE ; PICTURES.

TWO SPE&AL FEATURES,

Hugo crowds have prevailed at the popular T.P. picture house throughout the liolidsys l . To-night a big holiday bill will 1)0 presented, which will include "The Price Demanded," a 1000 foot Lubin masterpiece, and "Tho Bonds of Marriage," a Xordisk production 3600 feet in length. The former i-s a powerful and stirring play of high class society, and carries a clever moral. "The Bands of Marriage" n Nordisk's Latest release, featuring Mi?>s Ida Neilson, and contains a wonderfully strong melodramatic atmosphere. The story, as the name indicates, goes to show, the strength of the- nuptial tie, and reveals a lesson which will forcibly impress every temperament. Beautiful artistic scenery and refined acting stamps this big feature indelibly as a decided masteiiwork. Several supporting dramas will be shown, including the Selig Co.\s, Western romance, entitled '.'Sally's Sure Shot," which shows- the cleverness and dexterity of a Western lass. A domestic drama, "The Usurper," by Lubin, completes t'he dramatic part. A most exhilarating comedy will be "Giles and Susan," which sihows how a despised country maiden ensnared a monied count from her aristocratic city cousin. Another clever comedy will be shown in "Seeing the Sights." The latest Eclair Journal will furnish current topics and tho fashions. Numerous other subjects will include "The Elixir of Long Life," and "Billy Gets Arrested," a 1000 foot comedy bv the Gein Co. There will be a grand matinee at 2 B0 this afternoon.