ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5308, 3 August 1928, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT.

THE PIONEER SCOUT.

Rare equine intelligence is shewn by Silver King, Fred Thomson’s fine pure white Arabian steed, which appears in “The Pioneer Scout,” to be presented this evening. Silver King is almost, human, with his actions in the picture. The film tells a story of the early We«it, a spectacular sStue being a terrific tight lor a girl’s honour among the highest peaks in. '.he Rocky Mountains. SATURDAY NIGHT. IRISH HEARTS. “Irish Hearts,”, to be presented tomorrow night, was picturised- by Graham Baker from the story by Melville’ Grosman. It is a startling melodrama, powerful in its revelation of stark emotions and aglow with romance. SURRENDER. “Surrender” is also on the programme for, to-morrow night.. The story is laid on the border of Russia and Austria and deals with the love of -a, little peasant .girl for a mighty Russian prince, commander of imad ing tneps. How »he tamed his arrogance through a purif/ing Jove makes an emotional masterpiece, while for those who love' action; theire are plenty of.unusual material and colourful atmosphere. TURUA PICTURES. GOOD 'AS GOLD. To-morrow “Good as Gold” will be screened at the Turua Hall. Again Buck Jolies,' hits the bulls-oyei with this thriller of the “Fighting West,” because it is a'fascinating romance of a. stolen mine wronged ownfeb collects his dividends witlh a pair of six shooters from behind a black mask.

JOHNNIE GET YOUR HAIR CUT. On Tueesday next will be shown Jackie; Coogan in “Johnnie Get YotU' Hair Cut.” Gerald ’Beaumont wrote this story specially for Jackie Coogan.