ROYAL PICTURES.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2375, 5 January 1922, Page 2

ROYAL PICTURES.

Here is the drama which you’ve been looking for for years. It’s the.sort that makes yop stay in your . , : seat when it’s all over to think and think —and ponder over the vital human note it sounded in yoiu heart. Favcrshnm captured the ; world by his performance in “The Man W’lio Lost lliinseJ l lie repcflts-4Tis~performance in a pic- - jure lhai Lew is -I. Selzniek tells you is fie.- host lie has ever seen, “The Sin That Was Tlis.” Frank L. Packard, who wrote the story, - showed ’’you the kind of punch he carried in his pen when he wrote' ’“The Miracle Man.” The kick in. this de luxe attraction is exactly three times bigger. This is the most—impressive picture of the year—the v world has said so! Prices, 6d and Is Id, children half-price. ~ Doralina, the famous dancer, who * is the daughter of a Cherokee Indian and an' American girl, is the recognised authority on Hawaian dan-; ces. This makes her latest picture., “The Woman Untamed,” at Royal Theatre on Friday, when she! is wrecked oh a cannibal island, and \ A elected to the. proud office of native -JHI goddess, even more in teres Some of her dancing in this feature is full of fire and exotic charm, and, as for scrapping, she’s more than a yf. match for any two cannibals. Tro-' pical settings add to the charm of ibis romance of the South Senflsland.s. As anj*xtra, ah “The Branded Four” Saturday.—“My Hyland’s othe ,Mjjjj Wife”; comedy, “The Nnisance.”