ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5293, 29 June 1928, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. BRED IN OLD KENTUCKY. Spai-kling with the personality of Viola, Dana al her best, and wi th a refreshingly original treatment of the ever-popular race-track theme as the story. “Bred in Old Kentucky” is to be screened to-night. SATURDAY NIGHT. WHITE FLANNELS. A youth from the mines tights, life for a college education, and finds in college life a great adventure. The heart-gripping drama, that, snatches him back to bis humble, beginning is the theme of the picture entitled “White Flannels,” which is - to be shown to-morrow night. A TRICK OF HEARTS. Hoot Gibson, regarded by many as tile most popular roughriding screen star in tlie profession to-day, has been provided with a new picture that is certain, according to advance reports, to be one of his greatest 'hits. It is “A Trick of Hearts.” a humorous drama with many thrilling incidents built around a clever romance. This picture is also to be screened to-mor-row night. TURUA PICTURES. THE LONE WOLF RETURNS. “The Lone Wolf Returns.” is the picture which will be screened at Turua to-morrow night. It is a thrilling melodrama from the fifth aiid last of the wonderful Lone Wolf mystery tales, by L. J. Vance. There is also a .special vaudeville turn by Delroy and Delany, in song, dance, and patter. JUST ANOTHER BLONDE. Does it pay to be blonde ? See “Just Another Blonde,” on Tuesday next, featuring Dorothy Macka.ill and Jack Mulhall.