ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5185, 30 September 1927, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. THE LAST TRAIL. Tom Mix, playing th© role of Tom Dane in his latest drama, a version of Zane Grey’s famous Western novel, “The Last Trail,” which is to be presented to-night, rescues a white girl from the camp of the Sioux Indians, on the warpath in their last efforts to drive the white men from the buffalo hunting grounds of the Dakotas. SATURDAY NIGHT. THE SEA TIGER. Brilliancy coupled with ;; shortage of sterling character may win out for a time, but it is more, often the plodder, slow thinking but earnest ami sincere, who gets the final brepk. This in a sense is the difference, in character that forms a basis for the plot of “The Sea Tiger,” to be screened tomorrow night. HEY ! HEY ! COWBOY ! Another comedy-drama of the wide open spaces is also to be shown tomorrow night, “Hey I Hey ! Cowboy with Hoot Gibson in the principal role. This picture is built round the adventures* of a be-chapped and beSjpurred Western prototype of the; master detective made famous by Conan Doyle. TURUA PICTURES. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. “ The Popular Sin,” screening at Turua on Saturday, is a sophisticated comedy of Paris with delightful intriguing situations and smart humour. An up-to-date minute farce, interspersed with the glamour of the stage, and many beautiful gowns and creations: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4: “Peter Pan," screening on Tuesday night, is that famous story of Sir J. M. Barrie, of the boy who would not grow up. This story has had 21 years of unbroken popularity as a stage play, and is now brought to the limitless scope of the screen.