ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 18 April 1925, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT.

Marie Prevost, May McAvoy, and Ronald Colmaii, three well-known film players, portray the leading roles in the George Fitzmaurice production, “Tarnish,” a First National picture to be shown at the Opera House this evening. As Net-ti Dark, the gold digging manicurist, Miss Prevost will be seen in a part that is distinctly unusual. Around the manicurist centres a great conflict between two young lovers, in addition to a domestic tangle, in which a doddering, but dignified bid man, forgets his better self in order to appease his desire for excitement. A capital supporting programme will be presentd. e

THE GRAND. You cannot fad to be. thrilled by some of the uncanny stunts performed bv the star, Richard 'd'almadge, in ‘‘Let’s Go,” to fie seen at the Grand to-night. He has about" as p’easing and piepossessing a personality as one could wish for, with a smile that is bound to get you. Some of the stunts he performs, would probably never be attempted by anyone else. The comedy element has been stressed throughout to splendid purpose, and there are as many hearty laughs throughout the picture as there arc thril's. The titles are specially line. In a distinguished supporting east are such artists as Eileen Percy, Tuily Marshall, George Nicholls, A' Freeman. .John SteppHne, Bruce Gordon and Mathew Betz. Tire supporting films include a Century Comedy, a Star comedy and an International News reel.