ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5229, 20 January 1928, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT. THE COWBOY COP. The principal attraction to - be screened to-night is Tom Tylejr and his pals in “The Cowboy Cop.” A splendid supporting programme will, also be shown. SATURDAY NIGHT, THE BELLE OF B.ROADWAY. “The Belle of Broadway,” which is to be screened to-anorrow night, has the. strongest appeal for women of any picture that has been shown here recently. The subject of the picture treats of how a beautiful actress ter claimed youth by a recipe of her own discovery. Betty Compson and Herbert Rawlinson have the leading rdlqs. DANCE MAGIC. Ben Lyon and Pauline Starke are the principal characters in “Dance Magic,” which is also to be shown tomorrow night. TURUA PICTURES. SATURDAY, JANUARY 21. To-morrow, at the Turua Hall, “Going Crooked” will be shown. It is the film version of the clever comedy of the same name, and deals with jewel thieves and is replete with humour; thrills, and suspense. Bessie Love is seen at her best in the role of an adventurers. TUESDAY, JANUARY 24. On Tuesday next will be screened Marcus Clarke’s great story, “For the Term of H’s Natural Life.” This film, taken at the original spots palmed in the book, is bound to have a very strong appeal.