ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2568, 17 April 1923, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

LOYAL PICTURES

Every audiem-e likes to be thrilled. Xn matter what class of patronage you have they are sure to g>* wild over "Luck Dan" which is rieening at the Loyal Theatre tomorrow night. Liehard Talmadge, a- Dan Hadley, literally falls, dives, leaps and jumps his way through live reels of the most thrilling modern story ever tilmed. He is in the stir most of the time, over fences, through windows, jumping on to his horse’s back —just five reels of action that (lies through space. Mr Talmadge was given carte blanche ;n selecting the sites for his nurnerotir leaps and dives and tlie hazardous undertakings and hairbreadth escapes made a callous director and cast gasp at each new stunt perlortued. Prices as usual. On Saturday night “Where is My Wandering Boy" will he screened. THE CABARET. Another Paramount six-reeler production tills the hill at the Town Hall to-morrow night, in the guise el May McAvoy in a story of the housetops. “The Top of New York.” I’l.c story is set. high up amongst the attics in some of the great tenement houses where it is sometimes unsafe for the police to enter, but that is where the great things in life often emanate from. Self-sac-rifice, noble deeds, and indomitable courage often go band in hand with starvation. May McAvoy brings the atmosphere with her in the production under review. There is a suggestion of tragedy, but uo more. The ending is sharp and concise.