ENTERTAINMENTS.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 550, 20 July 1920, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

POPULAR PICTURES. novT ( Ha\<;k your husband, j AND ('AMI!.I.E. Popular I'a t lire |iativ.ns an ri.lv i>. Cil 1.-I iM-i ilii-ir '-i-al onrlv IV.r the M iV ,i! Ili.-' 1 •!' 1 t»iHa- for i,as ;nl\l i-fit el-ewhere in 111. m-'rir, i c . f»iic- ."'l' Pat-amount's b.:-vi iu> 1 niproduced t.y lln- r ame man will) is l< Sponsible l or siK'h pi'-1 Ul'es as " riit- \VhU|Pring Uhori:S" and "Til.' Woman God I*>t, Uecil 1!. Dp Mills. ' Such stars as I>\vis Cody, .lulia Faye, ami Gloria Swrtnson foaiiirf in 1 lit- cast. "Camillo" is a Wiliiani I'om super-attiaf-1 ion al®o ol six pails, le.'itminp 'J'l.oda Bala. Special pictures mean sppcial lings for adults and one- shilling l"i (11i I<l ion is Iho order ior to-night. "Riders c>( Iho Purple Sag.-'' will 1.,-, shown in tlv.-- Odd lel lows' Hall on Friday night. On Tuesday ni£»iit id noxt wool, there will bo no pi. lures in tlip OddI'p] lows' Hall, Inn following Fridays programme will ho advertised a. usual.

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iMDKRS OF THE Pl RPLK SAUK. The • above picture, which is thp only legitimate and Due _':opv of the I anions lilin storv iroin ZanO Gi'(-.» .- greatest book, will be shown at ti.o Premier Hall to-night. J lie pii tuie I><,i trays the eventful career ol Lassiter. a noted Texas Ranger. \\ hen his sister is kidnapped, he becomes Lassiter tho Avenger- terror of the Utah horde-'. Eventually, aftei many thrilling adventures, lie finds his sister's grave and takes summary vengeance upon the man who abducted her. But in the course of his wan derings he falls in io\o with a gill named Jane Withersteen. Attempting to escape .from their enemies, Lassiter and .Jane find a narrow cleft leading into a pocket canyon, the entrance to which is guarded by a balanced rock. When their pursuers enter this narrow pass. Lassiter everts his mighty strength, tumbles the rock down upon his foes, and thus imprisons himself and the woman he loves in the lone valley. This is' easilv the most startling and thrilling drama of the day. Admission .charges are: Adults 2s and Is (id (plus fax). Children ali (id. «

LYCEUM PICTURES. WKDN'HSOAV. At the Premier Hall tn-i en row (Wednesday) evening there will be a screening adapted from the stage play by George llroadhe "St entitled "Innocent.' This story if a triumph (if the mot ion picture art. with a superb star at her greatest. I'annie Ward, the popular Pat ho star, is in the leading role. This is a drama that is not only a triumph of construct km, but is a human v<>i,nue of intense feeling: also, it is the l;nest work that the charming 1 annie has ever dune. Ti realises an ideal in motion picture production. Supports are Pal lie News and The Scenic Wonder-. id' Ala.ka.