ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5131, 27 May 1927, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GAIETY THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. DRIFTING THROUGH. The principal attraction to be presented this evening is the William Fox production featuring Harry Carey in “ Drifting Through,” which is a thrilling Western picture. A splendid supporting programme is also to be screened. SATURDAY NIGHT. THE SCRAPPING KID. Local audiences will be entertained once more by Art Acord, Universal Western star, and his two remarkable animals. Buddy the horse, and Rex the dog, in “The Scrapping Kid,” which is to be presented to-morrow night. JUST ANOTHER BLONDE. A thrilling airplane crash, an unusual trip through Coney Island’s famous Luna Park, showing the big amusement place from the front end of a chute-the-cbute and a roller--coaster, an excellent cast of young players settings that are far from ordinary, and some of the most unique camera shots that have ever been shown on th« screen are among the outstanding features of “JUst Another Blonde," also to be screened tomoirow night. TURUA PICTURES. SATURDAY, MAY 28. “The Palm Beach Girl,” screening tit Turua on Saturday, in which Bebe Daniels takes the name part, is, a bright comedy, full of pep, and shows her playing fast and loose with giddy . air currents, smashing al giant seaplane, and racing a speed boat against one of the world’s fastest railroad fliers, ahd culminating her romance in a race between twelve of the fastest speed boats in the world. TUESDAY, MAY 31,. On Tuesday, “Feet of Clay,”, showing at Turua, is a highly emotional drama and one- of Cecil B. De Milles.’ productions, the maker of the “Ten Commandments.’’ This picture depicts many thrilling incidents, including attacks by sharks, and there is a powerful theme running through the piece with a grand climax.