ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXII, Issue 4340, 9 November 1921, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

CENTRAL THEATRE PICTURES. Dear Patrons —In presenting 'to you to-night Wallace Reid in. “Always Audacious,” you are going to see a picture that is in keeping with this famous star. He is everybody’s favourite, especially the. ladies’, because he is handsome, and he is always seen in pictures that are clean and wholesome and provide a good’night’s entertainment. On the same programme we advance another stage of that great seriall, the “Diamond Queen,” featuring bealtuiful Eileen Sedgwick. As a serial this ranks as one of the best we have shown. It has thrills and stunts galore, and is clean throughput. To-morrow night by the presentation of Ethel M„ Dell’s famous book, “The Keeper of the Door,” in picture form by British all-star past, you are going to see a special attraction that will appeal to both did and young. Tlie book is widely read, and the picture is the best that has been released from the British Studios. “Darby, and Joan” and "The. Rocks of Valpre” are both very fine pictures, but this picture, “The Keeper of the Door,” surpasses .them. I would also point out that in supporting the British productions you are giving them assurance that their pictures are dble to compete with the best of other countries, so don’t forget to-morrow night.—Yours sincerely. H. B. WOODS.