AMUSEMENTS.

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

AMUSEMENTS.

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURE!. "REDEEMED." Despite countor attractions last evening, another large audience was present at the T.P. Electric Theatre, when the present* fine series of films again received an excellent hearing. The feature of the bill, viz., the Kalem production of "Redeemed," proved the most popular item, and should draw another large audience to-night. The Pasquali star item "The Court Dancer," also went off well, as was evidenced by the pronounced appreciation. The Nordisk feature "One Life, One Love," also proved a success",, especially with the fair sex. Other dramatic "items were "The Woodman's Daughter" (Selig) and "The Schoolgirl" (Kalem). An interesting feature was shown in the "Xavious Mission," while "Falls of Krimmell" \va,s a most interesting scenic study. A most uproarious comedy selection by Kalem was given in "Pat, the Cowboy," which featured the popular Johnnie Brennan and Miss Ruth Roland. Other items included "Polidor as Hero" and "The Last Guest," Patrons will \ye afforded a final opportunity of witnessing this programme this evening. For Wednesday's change, "the management announce the coming of "In the Power of a Woman" and a strong supporting change.