ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4616, 19 October 1923, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

CENTRAL THEATRE PICTURES TO-NIGHT. A DANGEROUS GAME. The way that a detached white arm wanders through the darkness with messages for spectators at a seance, the way a bodyless head appears to float over the gathering, or the way that spirit voices come to the earth—these are all explained in “A Dangerous Game,” with Gladys Walton as the star. TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD. “To Have and to Hold” is a novel that has enjoyed world-wide popularity tor more than twenty-five years—also published under the name of “By Order of the Company”*—and that has been read and re-read in every home in the country. It is essentially a story of adventure and love, and it thrills from start to finish. Betty Compson and Bert Ly tel I are the stars. MONDAY NIGHT. THE FACE IN THE FOG. This is a Cosmopolitan production of a Jack Boyle story with lots of romance. A Grand Duchess from Russia is pursued by the Reds, who seek her family jewels. One of her party,, whp is posing as a blind and lame beggar, has the jewels concealed in one of his crutches and a bag of fake jewels around his neck.