ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 26 August 1927, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE, TO-NIGHT. “THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP.” “The White Black Sheep,” which commences a two night season at the Opera House to-night, presents Hick Barthelmess in a role differing radically from anything that star has heretofore essayed. The story opens in England and ends in the city 01 Ivefr feaba, Northern Palestine under the British Protectorate. Patrons will s:it spellbound as Dickie 'Bartholiness builds this picture into one solid hour of slashing action—his master film!... From drawing room to desert—from boulevards to beggar’s tent. ...Outcast from 'society—then outlawed by. the Sheiks... But what a| glorious comeback he stages when the love of a dancing girl restores his faith in women which a white girl had killed. Patsy Ruth Miller plays the role or Zelle, an exotic creature of fascinating allure who fights for her man and wins his love. EMPRESS PICTURES MANAJA. “BEAU GESTE.” A greater number of marvellous horsemen than ever before gathered together to appear in a single motion picture are prominent figures in “Beau Geste.” The riders are western cowboys and Indians who appear as Touaregs of the African Deserts in this thrilling mystery story of the French Foreign Legion. You see its exciting, thrilling, marvelous and will hold you spellbound. Don’t miss this great attraction, for it has drawn crowds wherever screened. Box plan now open at Empress Fruit and Confectionery, no extra for reserves. Special Orchestra in attendance.