ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5105, 25 March 1927, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GAIETY THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. THE SILVER TREASURE. “ The Silver Treasure,” adapted 'from the novel “ Nostromo ” by Joseph Conrad, is to lie screened tonight. It is the story of a South American seaport th'vn when a silver treasure is dumped in its midst, tarnishing the morals of all who came in contact with the ore. SATURDAY NIGHT. ALL AROUND FRYING PAN. Both Fred Thompson and Silver King made a great hit witli .the cow punchers gathered at the Alturas Round-up, where some of the action of *' All Around Frying Pan ” was taken. This 'fascinating Western picture is to be presented ta-morrow night. PARADISE. “Paradise,” from an adaptation of Cosmo Hamilton’s novel of the same name is also to be screened tomorrow night. Milton Sills is seen in the stellar rale, with Betty Bronsion as his leading lady. London and the South Seas are the locales. TURUA PICTURES. SATURDAY, MARCH 26. Zane Grey’s picture, “Code of the West,” showing at Tuiua on Saturday, will live in your memory as the greatest western story that you have seem It is a story of the West today of a flapper who comes 'from the city and causes mischief on the ranch. There are laughs and romance and thrills packed into every foot. TUESDAY, MARCH 29. “The Iron Horse,” showing at Turua on Tuesday is a dramatic story, having for a background the colossal task of building the railway across America. In addition to an all star cast o'f featured players, there is a regiment of United States Troops, 3000 railway workmen, 1000 Chinese labourers, 800 Pawnee, Sio|ux, and Cheyenne Indians, 2000 horses, 1300 buffah , and 10,000 Texas steers.