ENTERTAINMENTS

Waikato Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2577, 27 July 1922, Page 5

ENTERTAINMENTS

TOWN HALL PICTURES "RIDING WITH DEATH" The above William Fox starring Charles (Buck) Jones, has been booked for the Town Hall to-mor-row night. It is the iir3t Jones picture since the popular Buck abandoned that name and was formally christened Charles. Jones is given plenty of scope for the display of his dash and daring. Those who have seen the picture declare that Jones must have felt that sonic of his admirers might fear he would be less of the dare-devil as Charles than he has been while known, as Buck—for Charles out-Bucks Buek in every wild riding and fighting scene. The star appears in the role of a Texas Ranger bearing the cognomen "Dynamite" Steve Dorsey. -Dorsey is called upon to live up to the name when he rides through a county ruled and terrorised by a crooked sheriff. Without waiting for help, proceeding according to the first law of the Rangers, he starts right in cleaning up the situation. It is said he not only rides with death, but at it, into it and through it. "RENT FREE" Wallace Reid, whose comedy-dramas are the smartest on the screen, will be> seen to extra special advantage on Saturday night at the Town Hall, in his latest Paramount success "Rent Free" —a play abounding in good things. Aa especially worthy supporting programme will also be screened. MONAVALE TENNIS DANCE The Monavale Tennis Club have issued invitations for their First AnnualDance, to be. held at the Monavale Hall on August Sth. Banfield's music.