ENTERTAINMENTS.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 537, 4 June 1920, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ODDFELLOWS' HALL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. "H.M. Bunku Bean,''featuring Jack 'ickford, supported by Aruckle" in "The Bell the lain films to be SLiWnelr <at the Oddfellows' Hall to-njftv'with the usual varied minor filn* LYCEUM PICTURES. SATURDAY. To-morrow nis>ht we have a glorious love story, with Tom Moore as a lover. There in n0.„..v/ar in this- no secret service no spies—no Eternal Triangle. It is just a rollicking, exciting,. ;£tory of a 'roinanfiC lover WhWtftad only caught ' glimpses of herj||£k*ihe e:: were ravishing enough to i\?rike him do any madness to meet her. lie posed as a detective who v."is posing as Lord Roxenham. Then, just .'is his love affair was at the red f.glit-ing-chance stage, enter Lady Roxenham, and then things happened. Tins picture is guaranteed to hit. Liu y Fox plays - opposite to Tom Mou'e. Suppoits are Pathe Gazette ;ind Am- '■ can News?. •v WEDNKSDA/. Rek Beagh's screen cl the great south-west, "He-ut of the Sunl .set," will be screened on Wednesday, i 'lnk one of his sl.iongest works, a i' thrilling, virile, vit<>! drsn.a of love '. and action, and heroic daring, with - co.—Wednesday next. lv - - tht famous Rangers in Mexig ' skatlns. t fc, , I To-night (ioriday). Monday fdters noon and evening, r Tuesday afterno.'n. l.;aies only; evening, all skaters.