ENTERTAINMENTS.

Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 608, 15 February 1921, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

“ POM POMS.” PREMIER HALL, FRIDAY NEVT, On Friday evning next, February 18* Pukekohe will be favoured with a visit from “The Pom Poms," a company of entertainers of the highclass order. Intending patrons are assured of a first-rate entertainment. STRAND PICTURES, j, TO-NIGHT. Paramount Pictures present to-night at the Strand a star programme entitled “The Home Breaker," featuring Dorothy Dalton. You all have seen Dorothy Dalton and know that with her the picture is good. But can you imagine her as a. “ Home Breaker?" No you can’t. But do come and see her to-night—you will laugh till your dimples catch the tears. Supports include a Mack Sennett comedy, “ Trying to Get Along, and the Lightning Raider* No. 10, and others. TO-MORROW (WED.) NIGHT. Special screening of the great William Fox picture, “The Rainbow Trail," starring William Farnum. Taken from the book by Zane Grey. The sequel to “Riders of the Purple Sage. If you have read the book come and see the picture; if you have not x’ead it, see the picture then, read the book. Good supports are included. Usual prices. Reserve your seats, no extra charge, it will be wise as w’e already have a number of bookings. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17. Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Leave the dishes in the sink, leave the baby in the pram, leave the cat in the pantry, leave everything, for you might miss “Three Green Eyes," with its wonderful all-star cast, June Elvidge, Evelyn Breeley, Montague Love, Carlyle Blackwell, John Hines, five famous favourites in a fast-moving farce. If you’re a man, you’ll know what a green eye is—it’s the sort of eye you get when you see your girl looking sideways at another man. If you’re a girl, you’ll have had that green eye at some time—just think—ah! We thought you’d remember. Now think of three of them and not one wa. blind in the other eye. This picture will appeal to both parties.