ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5400, 15 March 1929, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. AVALANCHE. “Avalanche” is a Zane Grey picture of surpassing power—man for man, and a woman playing the villian. Two brothers, hating each other because of a fickle; woman, are brought together again in a tremendous climax. SATURDAY NIGHT. UNDER THE BLACK EAGLE. Throughout . the ages there has been something which has linked the affections of man and dog—a link that has existed between no other animal and the; human race. There is something about a dog that is so human—yet. without the frailties of mankind. Perhaps there is no deceit in a dog—and there much in man. “Under the Black Eagje” is a story of a young romance that falls under the menacing s.hadow of. “The Black Eagle.” How’ the; two lovers are reunited through the courage and faithfulness of a canine friend, makes it. one of the most beautiful and absorbing. stories, that has ever been brought to the screen. TURUA PICTURES. RAMONA. . “Ramona,” Dolorep Del Rio’s first United Artists’ production, will b© screened at the Turua, Hall, to-mor-row night. It is tire romance of the half-breed girl and her Indian lover. One of literature’s supreme classics. Millions have read the book, and millions will see the film. THE LODGER. ' ,On Tuesday next “The Lodger” will be screened. It is an intense story of a great London mystery, full of thrills, suspense, and an engrossing love story. It, is a film story out of tile ordinary, with Ivolr Novell© taking the leading roiq.