PICTURES.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5453, 26 July 1929, Page 2

PICTURES.

SATURDAY NIGHT. SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT. “Shadows of the Night” is a thrilling romance dealing with a reporter’s chase for a bandit chief in the underworld, aided by his dog. Thrilling battles, escapes, and other elaborate details, as well as a pretty love story, are in the new play. A WOMAN AGAINST THE WORLD “A Woman Against the World” is an exciting story of newspaper life in which a smart and clever girl reporter outwits the best man of the city staff in solving a murder mystery and saving an innocent man from the electric chair through her acumen. TURUA PICTURES. THE TRIUMPH OF THE RAT. “The Triumph of the Rat,”’ showing at the Turua Hall to-morrow night, brings to the screen the lure of the Pairs underworld. It is a fascinating story of the Latin Quarter of Paris, and Ivor Novello, the great English star, is seen at his best in a passionate love story in which the notorious Apache hold sway. UNCLE TOM’S CABIN. On Tuesday and Wednesday night “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” from the »ix;k by Harriet Beecher Stowe, will be screened, it make a great human picture packed full of dramatic moments and possessing tremendous sentiment and pathos. There is every evidence of extraordinary care having been taken to faithfully present this classic.