ENTERTAINMENTS

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue XXXXI, 15 June 1920, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS

» KAPONGA PICTURES.

Paramount's new stunt actor, Fred Stone, will appear in **The Goat," scaeening at the Kaponga Town Hall to-morrow night. So daring- ar e the feats he performs that the most hardened picturer-goer will st uo and gasp. The'supports include a Drew comedy, "The Amateur Liar.'' THE ENGLISH PIERROTS. OPERA HOUSE-MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT.

The bright and merry entertainers, the English Pierrots, will again mako their appearance m Hawera, arid com. mence a two-night season at the Opera House on Monday nex"t. Tins combination have made—ard retained ——an excellent reputation as a clean, clever, and versatile company, presenting items ranging from class cal music to ragtime, in aovel and amusing programmes," including humorous songs, d«ets, trios, quartettes, ensembles, sentimental songs, concerted •numbers, and or'ginal sketches, embracing plenty of original wit andsmart repartee. The novel methods adopted by this iaerry band bf eTrte:*^ tai-qers must be seen to be appreciated. Messrs W/P^Turner and Charles _awrence^are the pivots on 'which the fun and hum-c^vt^prk. This season's -novelties mclu-ie tt*' special feature, a ladies' orchestra—the merits of winch have been highly commerited on. The Dominion (July 15. 1918) says: "If -•there be, one company of entertainers who may be said to have a mortgage on the favor ofJ^ellington audient-es, it is the English Pierrots. . . . The Pierrots represent an aggregation of high-grade talent co-ordinated in the happiest manner. . . . .-*? The forthcoming season should be no exception to any prev: ous enftertainment presented by them in Hawera during their frequent -visits. The box plan ©pens at DonE-elly's on Wednesday.