ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5314, 17 August 1928, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT.

THE. PRINCE OF PEP.

The general atmosphere of a wellc.rga,nised riot, plus side-splitting comedy, pervades “The Prince' iOf Pep,” which, is to be screened to-night. Richard Talmadge is at Ms best in the role of a wealthy young surgeon who loses his memory through a Mow on the' head, and who lives, for a considerably time as a totally different character, ignorant eveln of his name, and blissfully unconscious of his rightful place in society. SATURDAY NIGHT. SWIM, GIRL, SWIM. Catalina Isla.nd, off the coast of Southern California, and the smarting point of the famous Catalina channel swim, is the locating for the start of another channel swim * in Bdbe Daniels’ latest . starring vehicle, “Swim. Gibi, Swim,” which is to be screened night. ALIAS THE LONE WOLF. Grim mystery and sinister shadows in an enthralling, story of a lonely heroine, a dashing ,a,nd daring hero, and a collection of ralie jewels around which the exciting action revolves. “Alias the Lone Wqlf,” featuring Bert Lyttel, is a, genuine dramatic triumph, and is also to be screened to-morrow night. TURUA PICTURES. RICH BUT HONEST. To-mornow evening at Turua will.be shoiwn a clever Fox film comedy, “Rich but Honest.” It is. a picture of youth, love and laughter. TWO ARABIAN NIGHTS. “Two Arabian Nights,” showing on, Tuesday night, is a comedy which wHI break all laughter records and gives a climax of giggles and chuckles.