ENTERTAINMENTS

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 4710, 11 June 1924, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS

TO-NIGHT. A CHAPTER IN HER LIFE. Owing to the wet night preventing a large number of patrons from witnessing the screening of "A Chapter in He’- Life” Mr Jennings has purchased a return of the film, which will be screened at the Gaiety Theatre this evening. “A Chapter in Her Life” is the story of a little child, grand-daughter of an embittered millionaire who, introduced into a household split by family strife, by hei- innocence and optimism works a miracle and brings happiness to replace hate. Its deep heart-interest is enlivened with artistic touches of comedy LYNCH FAMILY BELLRINGERS. MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 16. The announcement that the famous Lynch Family of Bellringers are about to pay Paeroa another visit will awaken interest. The Gaiety Theatre has been book for Monday next, June 16 Organised in 1867, 'he Lynch family have been before the theatreloving public for over half a century, and no other company on the Englishspeaking stage to-day has won greater renown Fifty years of specialisation in their particular form of musical accomplishment have brought the Lynch family of campanologians to their present state of perfection. The programme to be presented will be unusual and distinctly pleasurable. BcMringing is likely to be monotonous if administered in large doses, but the Lynch family vary their performances with other special instrumental effects. They will also be assisted by their English concert company, namely, Mdlle Brighta la Marchant, brilliant soprano from the Grand Opera House, Paris, and Miss Adie Reynolds, .soubrette, whose delightful work has met with such generous recognition and who has been an Australian favourite for years. Mr Harty Baxter, a rave write Australian comedian, is also with the comapny. Seats may be books at Flatt’s.