ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5179, 16 September 1927, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. BLOW YOUR OWN HORN. Tho principal picture to be presented to-night is entitled “BlowYour Own Horn,” and features, Warner Baxter. The story is a scintillating one of thrills, chills, and action, with a love theme that keeps one guessing to the end. SATURDAY NIGHT. ALL ABOARD. “All Aboard” is an adaptation ot the story by Matt. Taylor, and is to be screened to-morrow night. It depicts Johnny Hines as a forgetful young man who works as> a shoe salesman ami eventually loses his job because oof his continual THE TERROR. An old stronghold of Tracy, the famous bandit who terrorised all California twenty years ago, located in the heart of the Sierras near Big Bear, was used for the bandits’ hang; out in “The Terror,” also to be presented to-morrow night. Art Acord is the featured actor. TURUA PICTURES. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. The “Ace of Cads;” showing at the Turua Hall to-morrow, is a high romance of an "Ace of Cads” who wears his, sins as nonchalantly as his monocle. Menjou is the debonair, suave, polished, peculiarly clevdr gentleman who never kisses a lady until he makes her want to be kissed. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. “You Never Know Women,” showing on Tuesday night, is a picture which includes almost an entire vaudeville bill, and it is a high-class bill which could only be seen in the world's high-class theatres. Among the big acts one sees are acrobatic clowns, the Melford troup, the Russian dancers, Berkoff, the Slayman .troup of tumblers, and comedians.