ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4470, 22 September 1922, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

CENTRAL THEATRE PICTURES TO-NIGHT. “CHEATED HEARTS?’ A man’s fight against the sinister forces of heredity is portrayed by Herbert Rawlinson in "Cheated Hearts,” his Universal starring picture which is to be screened tp-nigfln. The hero is the son of an old Virginian who died from drink. While in a drunken mood he offends his sweetheart —and the only course opea to him is to go away. In Paris add Morocco he finds surcease for his sorrow in the wine glass, never once dreaming that the girl back home 's really anguished because of his absence. It is a lucid picture of the character of a man who is both strong and weak. Charlie Chaplin, in "The Property Man," is also on the programme. TO MORROW NIGHT. “MOTHER O’ MINE.” The attraction for to-morrow night is “Mother O’ Mine,” adapted from “The Octopus,” by Charles Belmont Davis. Lloyd Hughes takes the part of Robert Sheldon, who, filled with ambition, leaves his native village for the experience of a great metropolis. His experiences tell a story of the world and its people of to-day. This picture contains the finest work of several artists, whose characters reflect life’s passageway.