ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5289, 20 June 1928, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. HOCKEY CLUB BENEFIT. LADIES MUST DRESS. Virginia Valli and Lawrence Gray have the leading romantic roles i» “Ladies Must Dress,” which is to be shown to-night. This is a comedydrama of to-day which centres about a problem which bega-n with Eve. MILLIONAIRES. An enterta’ning story, perfect cast, and skilful, direction combine in making ‘’Millionaires,” which is also to be screened to-night, a picture worthy of the entire family taking the evening- off to see, The story tells the amusing tale of qn East Sj'de tailor’s adventures, with his family, in the r.arifled atmosphere of Fifth Avenue, when they become millionaires overnight. In addition to the picture programme several vaudeville items are to be and a proportion of the receipts are to be devoted to the Paeroa Ladies’ Hockey Club. THURSDAY NIGHT. AIN’T LOVE FUNNY. Most young women are satisfied to be engaged to one man, but Alberta Vaughn, in “Ain’t Love Funny,” which -is to be screened tomorrow night, plays the pqrt of a girl who is engaged to two hundred am} three men at the same time. TENNIS DANCE. HAURAKI PLAINS ASSOCIATION. The sixth annual ball to be held by the Haurakl Plains Tennis Association takes place at the Turua Ha,ll tonight, when the presentation of trophies won during last season, will be made by Mr A. M. Samuel, M-P-The Dixie Boys Orchestra has been engaged, and an enjoyable night is assured. PLUNKET SOCIETY’S SOCIAL. In order to raise funds for the equipping and maintenance of suitable rooms, the Paeroa branch of the Plunket Society is holding a bridge tournament and dance at the Ga.iety Theatre to-morrow night. For the Widners of the bridge tournament handsome prizes have been provided, and competition is bound to be keen. The Hauraki Orchestra Is providing the music for dancers, a.nd, jn addition to other novelties, a special prize is to be awarded to the dance,r possessing the prettiest legs. As the proceeds are to be devoted to a worthy cause the generous support of the public is confidently hoped for. BRING-AND-BUY SALE. The Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild is holding a “Bring-and-Buy” sale at the Centenary Hall on Friday from 1.30 to 5 p.m. A cordial welcome is extended to all. During the afternoon elocutionary a,nd musical items will be contributed.