ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5311, 10 August 1928, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. - THE MERRY CAVALIER. When a young man overhears some plans concerning a mysterious futurebeing made for him, delightful and exciting consequences very naturally follow. This is exactly the situation in Richard Talma.dge’s newest picture, “The Merry Cavalier,” which is to be' presented to-night. SATURDAY NIGHT. FINGER PRINTS. “Finger Prints,” which' is to be screened to-morj-ow night, is founded upon a crime gtory by Arthur Somers Roche. It deals with a band- of criminals who have stolen 5,000,000 dollars from a bank. The leaders of the' bank are arrested and convicted, but the money is, not recovered. MEET THE PRINCE. “Meet tihc' Prince” is also on the programme for to-morrow night. This picture opens on one of the palaces of the G»’and Duke tef Russia ; then the scene s shifted to a modest home in Petrograd- and dually to a typical Bowery tenement in New York. TURUA PICTURES. SORRELL AND SON. “Sorrell and Son”i is the picture to be shown at the, Tur.ua Hall to-mor-row night. H. B. Warner and AnnaQ. Nilsson take the leading roles. The story tells of the heart-breaking experiences of Captain Stephen Sorrell when he tries to gather, up the- broken threads of his life after the war. It is a story of father, love and son devotion in England during the postwar period, whep heroes came home only to find their, peacter-timc jobs taken by the stay-at-homes. THE SEA HAWK. Besides the wonderful sea scenes hi Frank Lloyd’s master screen creation, “The Sea Hawk,” to bia shown on Tuesday night there are many beautiful'sets representing Algerian ciuntry and the quaint buildings peculiar to that part of the world.