ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4487, 3 November 1922, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

CENTRAL THEATRE PICTURES TO-NIGHT. “THE WISE KID.” For tpenight has been secured “Trie Wise Kid,” featuring Gladys Walton as Rosie Cooper, a worldly-wise blase little cashier in a cheap restaurant. When a handsome young fellow with bearing and clothing that made him look like a fashion model did not have the money to pay for a big meal in the place, Rosie paid the bill herr self, and let herself in for an amazing sequence of adventures and thrills that only her sharp wit and courage conquered. TO-MORROW NIGHT. "808 HAMPTON OF PLACER.” Marjorie Daw, James Kirkwood, and Wesley Barry feature in the above masterpiece, which is to be screened to-morrow night.

LOUISE MACK’S TRAVELOGUES.

FAMOUS AUTHORESS IN PAEROA.

Enormous interest is being displayed in Miss Mack’s Moving Picture Travelogues, which will be screened at the Central Theatre next Tuesday night at 8 o’clock. Moving pictures of the most beatuiful and interesting parts of the world will be screened and lectured on by Miss Mack, the illustrious traveller and authoress, who comes with a world-wide reputation as the greatest woman speaker in the world, haying appeared before two .million people with tremendous success everywhere. Pictures of Russia after the first revolution will show the famous Karravina, the greatest dancer in the world ; the quaint people in the Caucasus, the Volga Country, Holland, Rome, Pisa, the Mediterranean so blue, the white snow wonders of the Alps and winter sports in Switzerland, magnificent elephant hunting round lake Victoria Nyanza, and many other splendid pictures. In addition to the travelogues Miss Mack will give a recital in her own inimitable way, “The Personal Experiences of a Woman War Correspondent,” and “How I met Nurse C.avell” As this is Miss Mack’s only appearance in Paeroa no one should miss hearing the famous lady traveller and seeing her exquisite moving pictures. His Worship the Mayor will occupy ths chair.