ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 23 June 1923, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

I OPERA HOUSE, TO-NIGHT

- I "THE LADDER JINX." - Beware of ladders! Arthur Barn«a^ the hero of "The Ladder Jinx,",wa* rash enough to walk under a ladder o* his way to work. Before the following evening was over he had lost his fob his fiancee had handed him back hik diamond solitaire, and he had been ar- , rested on chaarges of burglary, bank robbery, and hold-uo work. Fortunately he walked back" under the ladder in time to reverse all these misfortunes. These situations occur in "The Ladder Jinx," a comedy offering fejVitagraph, which is declared to be on«* of the most delightful stories of its* kind ever seen.

; THE GRAND—TO-NIGHT.

' "FORSAKING ALL OTHERS." Colleen Moore and ullen Landis head an all-star cast in "Forsaking AIT Others/ the Universal attraction «iL the Grand Theatre to-night. June Elvidge, May Wallace, David Torrenoe, and g am j) e Grasee play supporting roles in the. picturisation of the Mary Lerner story'which Emile Chautard directed. -