ENTERTAINMENTS.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 475, 24 October 1919, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

Lyceum Pictures.

An unusual vitagraph drama entitled " Tangled Lives " heads the bill for screening to-morrow (Saturday) evening: This is a strong love story, featuring Harry Morey with Betty Blyth and Jean Paige playing opposite. His wife loved another man, another man's wife loved him, and he 1.-ved a third woman. This is the theme on which the plot is worked out. The supporting items are : " Topical Budget," " The Road Agent " and a Pathe Interest B:udy, also a big Triangle Comedy

Premier Hall.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd

Tom Mix, M.P. (meaning Master of the Plains) is the last of those picturesque riders of the range who formerly were a so necessary part of the atmosphere of the great West. Since civilisation has reached out aid set its hand on the open plains, the cowboy of tradition has gradually disappeared, or so changed his appearance that he is hardly recognized in the modern product of today. No longer is seen the picturesque chaps and the wide sombrero. N<> longer is it considered necessary to be able to out-ride the daring Arab or the famous Cossacks in order to dry nurse a herd of cattle. Instead, the more workaday overalls and the omnipresent ' iliver' have usurped their place. Tom Mix, the William Fox star, is ono of the few of the famous band who refuses to recognize the supremacy of the steel stead and swears by his horse and his leather chaps. No one is better able to portray the real Western character familiar to romance. He is not merely an actor who has been trained to ride and wear the clothes in a more or less natural way, but he has worked for years on the range. He was a part of this life

The foregoing is an introduction to the principal character who will appear in a special feature screening on Monday, November 3rd Further notices will be given in following i99U.es of the Times