ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4482, 20 October 1922, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

CENTRAL THEATRE PICTURES TO-NIGHT. •'NOBODY’S FOOL.” Marie Prevost plays' "the ugty duckling” for the first part of her newest Universal feature, "Nobody’s Fool,” which is the attraction fpr to-night. But the pest of Barton College canrn out of her shell-rimmed glasses under the influence of inherited wealth. And Marie Prevost was never cuter, more alluring, than as the social butterfly in this snappy comedy-drama of romance. TO-MORROW NIGHT. “HUSH.” Clara Kimball Youngs whose latest picture, “Husib,” will be shown tomorrow night, has the distinction of being the first star to form her own producing company. She was also.a member of the first organised motion picture company, and the first moving picture actress to have her name ■in eletcric lights-on Broadway, at the Criterion Theatre. Since that, time she 'has been the star in a number of photodramas, most recent of which were: “Eyes of Youth,” “The Forbidden Woman,” and “The Soul of Rafael.” WEDNESDAY NIGHT. “THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL.” On Wednesday night will be presented a Cecil B. De Mille’s production, “The Affairs of AnatoL” Think of “Male and Female,” of "Why Change Your Wife ?” .and of “Forbidden Fruit.” then try to conceive of a story greater than any of these. If you can imagine one superlative picture with all this you will have a ■slight idea of "The Affair# of Anktol.”