ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4592, 30 July 1923, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

CENTRAL THEATRE PICTURED Dear Patrons.—To night we take pleasure in presenting to you our old friend Tom Mix in “Do and Dare,” and judging by the name of the picture it should fit Mix like the proverbial glove, because he would do anything and dare anything. So we reckon you will (not be disappointed. To-morrow night we are presenting a novel attraction for your amusement with a combination of pictures and dancing. The star picture, “The Woman Who Walked Alone,” with Milton Sills and Dorothy Dalton in the leading casts, needs ’no recommendation from us, as Loth these stars are popular artists with the pic-tu-e-loving public. The body of the hall will be cleared for dancing, and the lights will be shaded so as not to interfere with the screening of the picture, which will be screened while the dancing is in progress. Those de ■ sirous of dancing can dance, and those who want to see the picture wil] have that privilege of the upstairs portion of. the theatre at the usual price of admission cownstairs. There will be special attention paid to learners. First class dance music will be supplied by Mrs Cooke. So roll along and get into dancing trim for the big fancy dress ball. —Woods and Jennings.