ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2578, 10 May 1923, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ROYAL PICTURES. Permeated with the spirit of .1922’s most popular amusement — •Jazz, the “Girl with the Jazz Heart” will be received with enthusiasm at the Royal Theatre to-morrow night. Madge Kennedy, the popular little star among all picture lovers, plays the role of a young girl who breaks away from an over conventional atmosphere to enter the whirl of life in the big city. Oil Saturday night “Madame X,” the first big new “Goldwyn” production which is an adaptation from the well-known French play by Alexandre Bisson will.be screened. Miss Pauline Frederick, the noted emotional actress, has the leading part. Picture patrons are reminded that thei'e is only one chance to see “Orphans of the Storm.”

“TROOPER O’NEILL AT THE TOWN lIALL TO-NIGHT.'

This thrilling story on the screen is aptly portrayed by C’has. Jones (“Buck”) as lie is popularly known. Stories of outlaws and Mounted Police always provide extremely exciting plots, with the usual vindication of right over wrong, and this production is packed with as much excitement as it is possible to crowd in the five reels. ' The supporting item consists of a Cartoon and a first class Sunshine Comedy entitled “The Landlord.” The following specials will shortly be screened: “The Light in the Clearing,” “The Mysterious Rider,” “Broadway Rose,” “Fascination,” and “The Woman in Chains.”