ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4953, 19 March 1926, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GAIETY THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. , THE WHITE OUTLAW. A herd of wild horses stampeding down a spacious valley gives an unuisual: touch to “The White Outlaw,” which is the principal attraction for to-night. The* story concerns the adventures of the leader of a herd of a thousand wild horses and his human master. Scout,. Jack Hoxie’s beautiful white horse, is the leader of the band, while Hoxie and Marceline Day are featured. TO-MORROW, NIGHT. DECLASSE. Corinne Griffith plays a difficult role in “Declasse,” which js to be shown to-morrow night. It tells the story of a beautiful London society woman, the victim of circumstance, forced into divorce and disgrace through no fault of her own. The role is one perfectly suited to Miss Griffith’s unusual talents, and in ft she gives more than her usual fine performance. . * WALTER .VERNON. In conjunction with the picture programme to-morrow night Walter Vernon, society entertainer, hast been specially engaged to appear. Mr Vernon comes direct from J. C. Williamson’s, and circuits, and will introduce monologues, solos, and clean, clever comedy. With the assistance df his pal, “Ginger,” Mr Venion stands alone in sheer artistry as a ventriloquist.