ENTERTAINMENTS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14208, 10 February 1915, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES

THREE SPECIAL FEATURES

Tho usual mid-week chango of programme will be given at tho T.P. Electric Theatre this evening, when another fine series, including three big pictures, will be shown. First favourito will bo claimed by tho Keystone Co., who will be seen in their latest American craze, "The Now York Girl," the lead being in the capable hands of Mabel Normand, the whirlwind of merrymakers, who in this lengthy comedy makes the pace so fast and furious that the onlooker is kept in one long gasp as to what she intends doing next. What she does do must bo soon to lie realised. A clever throe-reel detective play, in which snsatioualism runs riot, will be "The Race for the Rubies," in which the famous Nat Pinkerton will be seen to advantage. "The Geisha" is v charming but sensational drama told amid Oriental splendour in the land of the Mikado, and features many thiilbng events in the life of two naval officers and Myo, tho pretty geisha girl. The remaining items show the Vitagi.iph C. mo one of the world-famed life portrayals, "The Crime of Cain," while Lubin will create fun with their .liquidity, "Love and Flames." Anothei comedy by Kalem, "The .lack of Ibimonds," and the latest Topical Budget of War News conclude a. very lenglhy and brilliant programme.