ENTERTAINMENTS.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 536, 1 June 1920, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ODDFELLOWS' HALL PICTURES,

In the Oddfellows' Hall to-night picture lovers can rest assured of witnessing one of the highest class progi amines ever presented on a noving piuture scieen. Holding prul<of place among an excellent selection of iilms is a Fox production entitled "Bonnie Annie Lawrie,'" featuring that noted actress, Peggy Hyland, in • he leading lole. Kiglu from the tiim 1 the curtain rises until it falls the audience will be kept interested. The supporting films include a comedydrama, "Swat that Spy." Watch the "Times" for Friday's prog, amine.

LYCEUM PICTURES

WKDNKSDAY. Good tiiT.-ii s :iri'i\in I'aris, and to mo; ;•«>\v* night wo have ('on.-i ar.ce T.«I mad:;'.- iii her 'spiciest ;iinl iiid.it pi (jUiiill ];I.:V to date, "A Pair nt' Sil]> dainty, delicious play, that tan Foi two successful years in l J <>jitl<-:i, repeated the rlnglish success in Xev. Vol',, and tickl'-d I lie pal. f ;-s ol play:;'ic s in Australia and New Zea land. II is a hcivi n adaptation if the ('anions Knulish comedv of the same name, wiilloii by Cyril Hairourt, and well known to playgoers, The picture lias had a big run in the colonies. The supports are gazette, and American news.

SATURDAY

Popular Tom Moore will make a welcome ieappearanco on Saturday next in a T)ig (ioldwyn drama en--lit led "Just For To-nis;ht.'.'

SKATING.

Thursday afternoon: Ladies osly. Thursday evening: Any skaters. I-'i id ay afternoon and evening. The management are preparing for competitions and carnivals as well •iv oi in rhe n<«:> r lu'ii c. The lirst venture will bo something for the boys, and a lot of fun for the spectators. This will be a greasy pig race, and will be brought off the week after next.