ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5226, 13 January 1928, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. IS ZAT SO. The principal picture to be screened to-night is the nerve-tingling comedy drama “Is Zat So.” The featured players are George O’Brien, Edmund Lowq. Kathryn Perry, and Doug. Fair banks, junr. The picture, which is throbbing with action and suspense, is based on the successful play of the same name. . SATURDAY NIGHT. BROADWAY NIGHTS. A sermon against gambling is to be unfolded on the screen tomorrow night in “Broadway , Nights,” which sho.ws how the love of a man, and a woman was, tossed away with a pair of dice and only regained whem the man, played by Sam Hardy, realised he couldn’t “pass” forever. The film features Lois Wilson. FOOTLOOSE WIDOWS. The picture “Footloose . Widows,” with an all-star cast, which is also to be screened to-morrow night, is an hilarious farce showing the gay do-, ings of sporting husbands. TUBUA PICTUBES. ' SATURDAY, JANUARY 14. “Temptation,” showing at the Turua Hall to-morrow, is.- a great French love story with an all-star cast. In this film there are many spectacular scenes, including a hunting party, royal wedding, fireworks display, the' divers from the Paris Casinq, and-a castle on fire. TUESDAY, JANUARY 17. On Tuesday next will be shqtwra “The Silent; Lover,” in which will be. seen Milton Sills an a great drama of the reckless, rushing Foreign; Legion. It is the stoiy of the irresistible romance of a desert slave girl and a. handsome young lieutenant. * The exciting scenes include the slave market in Morocco, the charge of Riff tribesmen, attack on a carayan, and a hand-to-hand death fight between. Miltrtn Sills, and the Sheik.