ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5296, 6 July 1928, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. SILVER VALLEY. “ Silver Valley,” which is to be sho.wn to-night, has Tom Mix in the starring role; Tom is given the opportunity to portray the efforts of a mechanically inclined cowboy to buHd an airplane. Classed as a flying fool by his workers, Tom is not discouraged even when he demolishes his plane in its initial flight. SATURDAY NIGHT. HEAVEN . ON EARTH. “ Heaven on Earth,” which is to be screened to-morrow night, is an unusual and interesting picture. The story tells of the revolt of “Edmund Durand” from the ambitions of his aunts who would hay® him marry a woman he does not. love. He joins a passing troupe of gypsies. There follows an extremely entertaining story of his Ibve for the beautiful Marcella. SHAMROCK AND THE ROSE. Essentially a comedy, “Shamrock and the Rose,” also to be screened tomorrow night, has a well-ordered plot. Attaining a gripping climax, poignant in its pathos, it veers quickly back to a happy ami altogether surprising conclusion. TURUA PICTURES. THp WAR HORSE. To-morrow night., at the Turua Hall, “The War Horse,” starring. Buck Jones, will be screened. This is a powerful apd gripping story of a cowboy and his faithful steed on the Western Front. It. is a tribute to the horses of the workFs war. THE SCARLET LETTER. “The .Scarlet Letter,” showing on Tuesday next, is a drama, inspire!, beautiful, and irresistible. As a novel it has taken its place amongst the classics of all time ; as a motion picture it is :jn emotional triumph for, Lillian Gish.