ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5345, 31 October 1928, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. THE MAGNIFICENT FLIRT. “The Magnificent’ Flirt,” the chief attraction for tCf-night, is a story of modern, gay, laughing Paris, set in the homes of the wealthy and in ' 5 ’ am " ous cafes and cabarets. It is’a peppery, fiery story with some thrilling situations. THURSDAY NIGHT. THE MASQUERADE BANDIT... A ranch inherited from a die ad pal. —a,nd on it a band! of train robbers with quaint hobbies—a courageous hero, who played up to thqse hobbies, gradually straightening oiiit the twisted characters of these morally deformed men; a series of lovely comedy touches based qn regeneration ; a romance as fresh :a,s the morning wind ! c,ver the sage-bush range, is the story of “The .Masquerade; Bandit,” to be presented to-morrow night. DANCE AND EL’CHRE. EAST FOOTBALL CLUB’S FUNCTION A final reminder is given qf the Grand! Dance and Euchre Tournament which is to be held by tlhe Efa.st Football Club tq-morjrotw (Thursday) night in the. Gaiety Theatre. The East Club is noted for the splendid dances it holds annually when] distributing the medals won| by the different grades, of footballers during the season. This is made a g/nat feature in the club’s programme of the year. Besides dancing, for which the Hauraki Orchestra will cqntribute; the music, there will be a euchre tournament, for which sonic valuable prizes have been donated, ’Patrlons will be sure of having tlae best of everything at this social ewent.