INTERNATIONAL PICTURES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 3 February 1913, Page 5

INTERNATIONAL PICTURES.

j To-night the Masterton Picture Co. will screen their exclusive star entitled. "The Black Cat, the Apache." This picture is 30TO i feet in le.ngth, by the Vita scope Co. I It relates an intense story of 'human j emotion, describing a long struggle between love and passion for the mastery of a good man's mind. Another fine film is the exclusive A. B. feature drama Heredity. The story that the picture unfolds is of a. somewhat undesirable white trader who marries an Indian girl. To them is born a son, who grows up more Indian than European, and when his -father-wishes him to accompany him on a trading •trip he is reluctant, to leave his mother's tribe. Later the trader* hecome* ashamed of his marriage with the Indian girl, and also of his son. The climax of the story is reached when the Indians revolt against the trader on account of his selling them bad whisky and broken firearms. Eventually the trader is killed by the Indians, and his wife and son are claimed by their tribe, and go back and live {.he true Indian life. Tb° Melie* exclusive Western drama. Sheriff, Pro Tern," will afford a full measure of excitement typical of the sitrcou.ndings. : . Hi,s, Auto 'Maiden Trip." »n exclusive A.B. comedy, is an amusing farce, and depicts the trials of an amateur motorist, who thinks he has run over a tramp. The tramp is taken to his house aud oared for xnd fed. a.nd has quite the time of his life. The intervention of the police wave the motorist from further worry from the tramp. Happy Forsretfulness is a capital Cines drama. The comedy section of the programme includes Who's Who, a.n irresistibly hilarious comic, and Reward of Por(severance, and Woman Haters, two reallv funny comedies. Williams' Weeklv and the Warwick Chronicle comprise the topical section.