ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 18 August 1924, Page 10

ENTERTAINMENTS.

OPERA HOBSE-TO-NIGHT. “AIAIN STREET.” of Vu'l I ',: 81 ! 1 ' ’ a sc, ‘ eeu adaptation snvdl r bewps s novel describing the small town, will be shown at the Opera ni'tht 6 n' t "'° da ‘ vs > commencing tofe th Tf V , jdor ai,d Monte Bine parts, the former as Caiol Ivennicott, the voiinu- „j r l to r mZ w c b r*#**- andthe ■md tv , G H Phe ’' lk : llne adopt them, » , b.u f | r? v as D >’. Kennicott, her ovtV I , rhe ..P lc ; tl “' t ‘ is said to foiI w the book with fidelity. Briefly the with t- w lll t ?. " ag 1,1 connection . friendship lor Erik Valborg, I, ,‘ ,llg dreamer, the only person hi one, T VU with Carol. Sfi e goes her way mindless of the o-osS,, tCVmg to make the town advanced’ai d new-fangled. Old Valborg. Enk’s lather, resents the intimacy betw^n 1- A 1 a "'k' Irom the farm At ast the Doctor, in liis effort to save aio' .1 1 om a bad reputation, tells her fi t n"’ St S , tO P !Unl be content to < s others do. She consents but ove S w-.V to i° f lU ‘’ t hat Mrifc . "OAv in me wants to force her to elooe The climax comes in a big scene ib. which ®' t inehn ,mpe, i- led - The supporting cast includes Harry Myers W.f? Beery Louise Fazenda, Robert Gordon Josephine Crowell, Gordon Griffith Otis Harlan, and Alan Hale. A Christ e comedv, “Take Vm..- rm • V, , Pathe com Choice, and b™ Z me m als " 0,1 »• pro-