ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 10 July 1925, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT. “THE SUNSET FOUR.” One of the most, entertaining turns yet presented at the Opera House took place last night, when “The Sunset Four,” a coloured male quartette of considerable talent, gave a series of well selected vocal numbers, This combination, delighted a large .audience. several extra- items/ being given before they were finally permitted to leave the stage. “The Sunset Four' sing the old-time plantation and jubilee choruses in real, native style, their interpretation of these numbers being of a very finished nature. Comedy numbers interwoven include what was described as “an imitation of a. steam piano on a merry-go-round” and proved one of the hits of the evening. This combination will appear again to-night and; also tomorrow evening, ' with- a special appearance at to-mdrrow’s matinee. A complete change of pictures will be made this evening, the feature subject being “Her Night of Romance,” with Constance Talmadge in the leading role. THE! GRAIN!} TO-MORROW EVENING. “T. AM THE MAN.” The; appearance- of Lionel Barrymore on a -local screen is always an event, that arouses great anticipations. Mr. Barrymore is scheduled to appear. at the Grand Theatre to-morrow evening in h,is latest photoplay, “I Am the Man,” a title which, added to Mr. Barrymore’isi maime, should/ pack the building.