ENTERTAINMENTS

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 564, 7 September 1920, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS

POPULAR PICTURES.

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The superb photoplay, "Missing," a pictiTrisnt ion of Mrs. Humphrey Ward's famous novel, produced for Paramount Pictures under the supervision of J. Stuart Blackton. "the master of screen-craft," will be presented at the Oddfellows' Hall next Friday night. lt» is a charming photoplay of love and war combining' all the elements of dramatic thrill and deep heart appeal. The play is filled with action, and is in every way calculated to make a deep impression upon the spectator. Popular Pictures special prices: Is fid and 9A

LYCEUM PICTURES.

WEDNESDAY

"One of the Finest," Tom Moore's new Goldwvn picture, not only affords any number of delightful surprises in the way of startling complications and unexpected thrills, but shows the popular Tom in a decidedly new guise, Larry Hayes, a mounted policeman, monarch of all he surveys in the fashionable park comprising his beat. He makes his first mistake in the performance of his duty when lie overtakes a speeding limousine and reminds its beautiful occupant, Frances Hudson, that her chauffeu.' is exceeding the limit. The society girl resents this and sets about to get him dismissed. Instead, he is reduced to the rank of plain clothes man, but not before Frances Hudson has been _saved_ by him when her life is in ed to guard her sister's wedding presents Larry again meets th? girl he can't forget, and proves that she hasn't forgotten him either. From this moment surprises begin to happen, but it doesn't do to tell too much. The supports are just as good as the star future, and the management have no hesitation in guaranteeing this to he a real top-n.it-rher,

SKATING.

This evening. Also, Thursday anil Friday next, usual sessions.