AMUSEMENTS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 10361, 5 September 1922, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

TEMUKA PICTURES

In "Passin' Through," to be acroened this (Tuesday) evening.

the principal fun maker is a mule who causes no end of trouble. U is a comedy drama, and train wrecks, bunk- hold-up, and wrongful arrests are only incidents in the Plot. The programme is one huge laugh from beginning to end. us a Mack Sennett comedy supports the feature.

In future, Paramount, pictures will be screened on Thursdays.

A feature attraction at the Temuka theatre to-morrow evening (Wednesday), is "Why Girls Leave Homo." adapted from the popular sfage success. A large and well-known cast interprets this pictorial adaptation of the pitfalls which surround a girl wheu her parents, through failing to understand her, cause her to find outside associations. It is a picture which is tilled with dramatic ingredients. There is a valuable lesson to be gained from the moral, and there, is no question of its appealing to every class of Picture goer. if is recomnieuded more especially for adults.