ENTERTAINMENTS

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 4729, 25 July 1924, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS

TO-NIGHT. MEN IN THE RAW. The attraction at the Gaiety Theatre to-night will be “Men in the Raw,’’, with Jack Hoxie and Marguerite Clay ton in the principal roles. This picture tells the story of a cowpuncher battling rustlens and winning a girl. Among the high spots are a desperate fight under water in which Hoxie battles Hie “heavy,’’ following a chase across a river, an encounter resulting in mJ<l-Hl ream. Hoxie also bulldogs a wild Meer, throwing it barehanded to aave Marguerite Clayton. So remarkable la the photography in this nn<l in Hie water scene that every oxpression of I lie actors may be seen. No de.tliHi are used. SATURDAY NIGHT. THE HUNTRESS. In ‘The Huntress,” a First National pictuic. which has been secured for to-moirow night, Colleen Moore has, without doubt, one of the most delightful roles of her whole screen career In this picture the winsome young star plays the part of a vivacious, care-free white girl, who has been reared as an Indian. She learns that siie is white, and then “the fun begins’ when she decides tp win a white husband. She kidnaps a bashful city youth who has come into the country prospecting. Her efforts to hold him and finally to win him naturally create a series of highly humorous and at times dramatic situations.