AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXV, Issue 10713, 6 July 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

PEOPLE'S POPULAR PICTURES. There will bo no screening at the Town Hall to-night, hut a reminder is given of the big Keystone, 'His Prehistoric Past," which takes the star place on Wednesday, in addition to t'he ninth chapter of Lucille Love. In view of this, and' the fact that the drawing'for the MorrisOxford car and other things to tako place at the interval of Wednesday, the box plan is filling) rapidly, and intending patrons are advised to secure their seats at the B. and C. Piano Company. THOMPSON PAYNE PICTURES. A SPLENDID PROGRAMME. T!ie, current programme at the T.P. Electric Cinema is an excellent one from every point of view, each item being a decidedly good feature in itself. The Aquila Co. are responsible for a splendid society drama, some 50()0 feet in, length, entitled "The of St. Martin's Bridge." Sexton Blake and his bloodhound found many admirers during the telling of a clever and thrilling detec tive drama, entitled, "The Mystery Of the Diamond Bolt." As well as being sensational, plenty of interest is centred round the scenes which shows London's busy thoroughfare? Keystone is responsible for no end of fa'tlghtesv in their latest success, "The Plumber, 1> in which wine, women, file, and wiiter, play the important part. News of our soldier heroae was followed with great interest in, "WiMi a Skirmishing Party in Flanders," and "Pathe Latest Gazette." As tonight will see the ■final screening of the above programme no doubt numbers will take, advantage of the opportunity.