ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 5011, 9 August 1926, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GAIETY THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. TWO-FISTED JONES. ’“Two-Fisted Jones-,” which is* to be shown to-night, is a sfory revolving round Jack’s efforts, to locate a missjing heir who is reported living in the West. Here- on a ranch he bumps into one thrilling occurrence; after another. There is the vil’ain who attempts to thwart him by putting up a fake heir as well as placing countless other obstacles in his path. The story gives Hoxie plenty of opportunity to display his unusiual talents as a star and gives him a chance tc| put his- horse through some spectacular jumps, and other stunts. HOT WATER. You have heard of the fellow who vowed never to fall for a pair of “soft boiled eyes” ? He usually isl the first to flop. It is this type of character Harold Lloyd portrays in his newest laugh sensation, "Hot Water,” which is also to be shown to-night. In the opening s.cenesvO'f the picture Lloyd is shown running to a wedding to play best 'ma : n for his pal. On the way he bumps into pretty Jomyna Ralston, and all his resolutions never to give up his freedom for any skirt are shot right there. The balance of t!he picture relates the story of their matrimonial life, with their ripples turned into wild' waves of discontent through the intervention of the girl’s mother and her two* brothers.