ENTERTAINMENTS.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 597, 7 January 1921, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ODDFELLOWS’ HALL PICTURES. SATURDAY NEXT. A real treat is in store for patrons at the Oddfellows’ Hall on Saturday (to-morrow) night. That popular actor Tom Mix will be seen to advantage in “ The Coming of the La.w.” In this picture the inimitable Tom keeps everyone interested throughout. The supporting programme is good. Don’t miss it, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12. A high-class feature from the Paramount studios entitled “ Little Miss Hoover,” with Marguerite Clark in the leading role. Watch the “ Times ” for particulars of programmes to be imspooled at the Popular Picture rendezvous,

STRAND, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). LOCKLEAR in “THE GREAT AIR ROBBERY.” UNIVERSAL-JEWEL DE LURE PRODUCTION, Balanced on the slippery edge of lan aeroplane wing, thousands of feet in the air, and with his numbed fingers clutching the taut wires of the superstructure,, Larry Cassidy struggled to draw himself up to a kneeling position on the top plane. Bulleted by air-cun cuts,, the airwaft dipped and Tunic after Lime, he thought ho had lost Ins hold- -The fair-distant landscape belohy hin) nauseated him as he watched it speed past his gaze. tn the cockpit, his mechanician, at tire control, sought' to keep the arcopiano steady. Half climbing up the slender strut, Cassidy finally dragged his body to the upper plane of the speeding air racer. Then, with infinite caution, ho worked his way towards the end of the wing.

Finally hy stood upright, . a bupian fly, balancing' liimsclf on the wingetip. Only a vycd-like stanchion, protruding above the tpjj plane, aided Jiim to maintain Ids shivery footing. Why was he there? What would he do next? If you want to sec the most dr.rring ami reekiera feat ever performed, go up to Jm Strand ThouIre to-morror\v. and see Idem tenant Ortper 0. Locklear* as ‘‘Larry Cassidy" in ! 'TJm Ureal Air 'Robbery." play, most .of which was filmed, a tniiu in the air, {supports include a Rainbow cone edy, "An Artist's Model,” full of side-splitting iincidepts, and Screen Magazine No. 7.