ENTERTAINMENTS

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 29 October 1924, Page 10

ENTERTAINMENTS

OPERA HOUSE, TO-NIGHT. TOM MIX IN “THE TROUBLE SHOOTER.” If one wants to watch Tom Mix hh the mark see him in “The Trouble fehooter. M the new Fox picture in which the western star is plaviug at Opera House to-night. He ride;tii at dare-devil little horse, Tony, across a swaying trestle with a speeding locomotive coming up behind. He takes the nervy animal through a mountain storm on “horse snowshoes.” Mix invented them, and Tony wears ’em., Natural scenery, effective plot, a romantic story and clever acting, com!i ne to present the versatile western star to the best advantage He fights and shoots his wav through and over 0.11 sorts of obstacles. It’s a corking good picture, and ever"- picture fan will appreciate it. Tom Mix is seen ir a new part, moreover, and it foes to "’•ove that he is more than a oowhov nnimrsonator. Mix is a real actor. The supportuig programme includes round 16 of the “Leather Pastry” featuring Reo-i m ,]d Denny, a Sunshiim comedy entitled “Hungry Lions and "euder Hearts.” An item of special interest in the toor-M j s the Armv and x ava' pages n! P«rk ' Wellington. 10,000 Children forming a Union Jack. “FLORODORA.” THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS. The Stratford Amateur Operatic Society will stage that delightful, cornie opera “Florodora” at: the Opera House on Thursday and Friday nights. This is a magnificent production,'and indications point to there being two packed houses. Intending patrons are advised to book their seats.