MASTERTON PICTURE COMPANY.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11509, 6 November 1912, Page 6

MASTERTON PICTURE COMPANY.

BLACK BLOOD

A fascinating story, strong in its characterisation, "Black Blood". appeals to ono and all, strong in its situations, vigorously bold and thrillingly developed. The plot is written 'with most conscientious care. Thero is a general glow of warm-heartedness reilected through its characters. They aro actuated, not by distorted subtleties of motive, but by'plain, straight-forward, healthy passions. '' Black Blood carries us along by its swing of incident and narrative. * The story is tho love of an Indian doctor under circumstances most romantic. The sories of exciting happenings throughout the unfolding of the drama, affords the author unlimited opportunities for a display of many remarkable incidents. This great star drama is supported by:—"Manilla Hemp Industry," a coloured educational- film; "Pseudo Sultan," Vitagraph comedy. John Bunny is the only ono saved "from the wreck, and becomes a prisoner ou tho island. "Cowboy Life in America" is an interesting scenic. "The Lost Necklace" is an A.K. drama, and "Overdoing It" an amusing comic. The latest film of "General Booth's Funeral"- is a splendid production. "The Bet," "Max Linder," "Lista Amdia aud Le Nolda," vaudeville; and "The Last of the Mohicans," an Indian drama, concludes a first-class programme.