ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4408, 1 May 1922, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

CENTRAL THEATRE PICTURES TO-NIGHT. “THE LADY FROM LONGACRE.” “T.ie Lady from Longacre,” which is to be screened this evening, tells the story of .a “scapegrace” lord. “Tony” (William Russell) finds adventure galore when he rescues from conspirators a princess who has fled from her kingdom. He follows her across the sea in his yacht, when she is kidnapped. It would hardly be fitting not to rescue her again after coming alj that distance, so near the end of the picture, Tony finds his princess. The subjects of the kingdom revolt, and form a republic. The princess is relieved her regal obligations, and she and Tony find happiness together. ‘‘The Lady from Longacre” is live entertainment. ANNETTE KELLERMAN. THURSDAY!, MAY 4. Our readers will have noticed with pleasure that this lady ofj worldwide celebrity is appearing at the Central Theatre. Paeroa, on Thursday, evening, May 4. She has created the utmost enthusiasm . everywhere> and, writing of her entertainment in Melbourne. the Melbourne “Argus” says : “At the conclusion Miss Kellerman was recalled again and again. Miss Annette Kellerman’s success lies in her breezy personality, and her. incomparable swimming and diving. Welcomed back to Melbourne by i large audience at the Tivoli-Theatre on Saturday,'she charmed beholders by her graceful exhibition of aquatics. Miss Annette Kellerman is' ‘The Lady Versatile.’ Swimming, diving, singing, dancing;, she is an irresistible entertainer. Her magnetic personality and vivacious humour is in everything she does the unique charm of -individuality.” Miss Kellerman will be supported by the Tivoli Follies International (laudeville. Company, and Mr Stuart Barnes 1 ,: an entertainer from the Palace Theatre, New York •