ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4895, 26 October 1925, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GAIETY THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. - “ BEHOLD THIS WOMAN.” The Master Picture “Behold This Woman” is the principal attraction for tb-hight. To begin with, the story possesses that much-sought-for quality, novelty. It is off the beaten track. Then again it is filled with those ingredients demanded' by pic-ture-goers of to-day ; there is a heartappealing love theme, to please the fair sex, real vigorous action, and a fine thread of adventure. Hollywood, always a spot of interest for the world’s picture seekers, its studios, its pleasure pa l Sees, its home lite, and some of those western open places, is the background for this lige-like tale of real folks written by E. Phillips Oppenheim, who knows human passions and paints them in a convincing and logical fashion. Miss Irene Rich has the stellar role, and she is admirably supported by Harry Myers, Charles Post, and Marguerite de la Motte. KEREPEEHI SiDCCER CLUB. TO-MORROW EVENING’S DANCE. The Kerepeehi Soccer Club draws attention to a euchre tournament and dance which is to be held at Kerepeehi to-morrpw evening. Free buses for the convenience of those desiring to make the trip and spending an enjoyable evening are being arranged from Paeroa, Netherton, and Turua. Handsome prizes, a good floor,, delicous supper, and special music are assured patrons.