ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 5059, 1 December 1926, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GAIETY THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. THAT’S MY BABY. Unlike many df the other, current farces “That’s My Baby” has the novelty o'f a series of situations that are refreshingly new. The irrepressible Ma'cLean plays the role of an infatuated young man who falls in love with a 'feminine ankle, starts a whirlwind courtship o’f the ankle’s lovely owner, only to And himself suddenly saddled with a strange baby at a time when he needs a baby about as much as he needs smallpox. SILVER FINGERS. ' Another stair picture is also to be shown to-night, entitled “Silver Fingers.” In the story Shadow Brice is the cleverest crook the police have ever been up against. His master mind planned the most daring robberies, and he executes them with a dashing recklessness which is matched only by his uncanny ski'll. George Larkin, the talented player who plays the absorbing part of this super-crim-inal, invests the role with just the proper, air o’f mystery, THURSDAY NIGHT. FIGHTING BUCKAROO. To-morrow night, being Peopled Day at the Show, a special programme is to be screened. The chidf attraction will be Buck Jones in his latest date-devil picture entitled “Fighting Buckaroo.” Strong supporting pictures ensure a first-class evening’s, entertainment.