ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4489, 8 November 1922, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

CENTRAL THEATRE PICTURES

TO-NIGHT. THE ELUSIVE PIMPERNEL. "The Elusive Pimpernel,” one of Baroness' Orczy’s most popular stories, is to be ( ,screened to-night by a British cast. The story is one of the amazing adventures of the Pimpernel. Sir Percy, who is still carrying out his mission of rescuing the victims' of Revolutionary Tribunals, is lured to France, where Chauvelin designs to ruin his honour. He proposes to effect the latter by compelling the Pimpernel to wrjte a letter in which he is made to say that he is really a spy in the pay of the revolut.’onary authorities. The letter is written, but Sir Pelkey substitutes another before it is despatched to Paris. “THE MAN OF THE FOREST." In “The Mail of the Forest” the newest production of a Zane Grey novel, which is another attractipn for this evening, a Hodkinson production, you will sec how Milt Dale lived alone in the mountain fastnesses with only a huge black bear and a twny mountain lion for his compaplens. The love affair of Milt Dale and He'cn Raynor blossoms amid the most beautiful surroundings imaginable. The cast is an added factor in favour of this photoplay, for it. is made up of some of t'he most popular players of the present day.