ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4990, 21 June 1926, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GAIETY THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. A SON OF HIS FATHER. He was a chip off the old block, but lie seemed as if Holdbrook had been able to get the upper hand. He did not make an effort to keep the rancln till a girl with an Irish brogue and sparkling eyes told him what she thought about the affair. And then lie. proved that he was still a son of his father. There .arc thrills and amazing adventure as well as. a delightful romance in ‘‘A Son of His Father,” to be screened to-night.

THE OPTIMISTS.

GAIETY’ THEATRE, TO-MORROAV.

Every ite.ni on the programme submitted by the Optimists, international entertainers, has been specially selected for the New Zealand Tour. The company has just terminated a successful season of 14 nights in Auckland, and will appear at Paeroa tomorrow evening. A recent criticism of the N.Z. Herald said : “The. programme presented wa.s bright and sparkling throughout, and rounds of applause alternated with bursts of laughter from beginning to end. Sam Stern was the outstanding figure of the company, and his items were a.Il received with great enthusiasm. Unstinted paise was also received by Veta Gilbert, and the other artists were well, worthy of their reception. The box pla.n is now open at Flatt’s.