ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2595, 19 June 1923, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ROYAL PICTURES.

Is it possible to crowd twelve thrilling adventures into twelve* hours of a single night? It is not known if Louis Tracy endeavoured to answer that question by personal experience when he wrote his stage pJa.y “One Wonderful Night,” but he certainly did that very thing in the story. The film version appears at the Royal Theatre to-morrow night. Comedy: "Farm Follies.” Un Thursday night “Orphans of the Storm” will be screened. Miss Rate Claxtou says she used to judge the success of “Orphans of the Storm' by the number of handkerchiefs displayed in the audience. “Orphans of the Storm" is a film version by D. W. Uriilith, of “Tiie Two Urpnaus,” released by United Artists Corporation. Don't iluss tins opportunity of seeing this great picture. TWO DIG SPECIALS. The Hill of Fare at the Town Hall this week is about the best ever offered. On Tuesday the big' special "fhe Woman in Uhains” wifi he offered. This picture tells Lfie story of a journey to Paris from the island of Martinique in words and scenes wonderluuy surprising. Of adventure there is a-plenty, hut the ending is truly coliosal. Admission 1/- and i/0 plus tax. On Wednesday night at the Cabaret, Cyntnia aiockiey s "Pink Gods,” or to give u its full name "Pink God’s and liiue Demons” will he screened. This is a drama of breath-taking climaxes, bristling with stunts, put together as only Cynthia Stockiey can put a story together. Usual Cabaret prices.