ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4445, 26 July 1922, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

CENTRAL THEATRE PICTURES TO-NIGHT. The picture for to-night is the picturisation of that famous novel byMarie Corelli, “God's Good Man.” This book has been too widely read to need comment The caste is an all British one, which sp'eaks for itself. The usual prices are to be charged 'for admission “THE SNAPSHOTS OF 1922.” TOMORROW NIGHT. A magnificent coterie of artises under the title of “The Snapshots of 1922” will appear to-mOrrow night in the Central Theatre. The company is practically identical with the Quality Performers, and includes such excellent artists as Leonard Nelson, the famous and popular “Dinkum Comedian,” George Sharratt, the wellknown producer and comedian, Aneruin J. Morris, the famous Welsh tenor, Hazel Fuller, the renowned soprano, Beattie Wenban, the versatile character comedienne and lightning change artist, Rose Fitzgerald, the gifted contralto, O. S. Wenban, clever higher comedian and dancer, Eileen Clifford, entertainer at the piano, Annette Lang, the charming danseu.se, and an efficient orchestra, which includes Roy Brinsden, the famous, trap-drummer and xylophonist. The company has a wonderful reputation throughout New Zeal,an 1, the Press and public alike being unanimous in their plaudits. With artists of such calibre it is little wonder that the company has created such immense favour and has become one of the most popular and enjoyaffie entertainments music lovers .could see. The box plan is rapidly filling up, and intending patrons should rush off to Flatt’s and secure their seats.