ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2589, 5 June 1923, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

A MYSTERY STORY A most enjoyable evening is promised all who attend the Town Hall to-morrow night. Paramount offers a delightful mystery story in seven reels with Lionel Bnrrymore and Seena Owen in the leading roles, and the usual attraction of the dancing will ensure a good warm up before settling down to watch the story gradually unfolding. Dancing will be hard pushed to hold its own with such an alluring picture. One of the most modern inventions, a safe electrically operated, is shown in cue of the scenes. How this foils the-efforts of international thieves is most interesting. Usual Cabaret prices will be charged. ROYAL PICTURES. “The Tidal Wave,” which is appearing at the Royal Theatre tonight, provides romance combined with the salt tang of the sea. A scenic masterpiece, filmed on the rugged and treacherous Cornish coast. Her quest carried her from the slums to the ocean’s rim—and flung her into the arms of the wrong man. It took a tidal wave to teach her the error of her ways. A Stoll adaptation of Ethel M. Dell’s novel “The Tidal Wave.” *

On Wednesday night “Forsaking All Others,” a Universal all-star produelion, will be screened. Tt is a film pi ay of modern life directed by Emile Chautard, whose artistic hand has guided many screen successes. A very gripping- drama. Also the last of the series of “The Leather Pushers.” Comedy: “Me and My Mule.” Prices fid and 1/8, child: on 3d and 6d.