ENTERTAINMENTS

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2608, 19 July 1923, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

TOWN HALL PICTURES. AYiHiam Russell, one of the most deservedly popular stars in Fox films, will make a welcome re-ap-pearance at the Town Hall on Saturday night in '“The Crusader.” Alany of the scenes in this romantic drama of the great outdoors were taken at the famous Cobalt Silver Alines, whilst the lumber camps of Canada are also seen. An exciting romance is ever present in the “Crusader,” and a thrill or two are unexpectedly introduced. Something extra laughable in the shape of “Dandy Dan,” a Sunshine Coinedv, is also included in Saturday’s bill of fare, which is to be offered at the usual prices of fid and 1/1, children 3d and Cd.

“Singed Wings,” an eight-reel Paramount is promised for next week’s Cabaret.

ROYAL PICTURES

Morgan Wallace has the role of villain in “One Exciting Night,” D. W. Griflith’s new mystery photograph play which is showing at the Royal Theatre to-night. Prior to his remarkable work as Wilson Rockmaine in “One Exciting Night,” Mr Wallace made a hit as the Marquis de Praille in “Orphans of the Storm” and on the legitimate stage in the lead of “ Lawful Larceny.” On Friday “Burning Daylight,” Jack London’s masterpiece, will be screened, featuring Mitchell Lewis. Readers of this famous story will recall its red-blooded action, its fights and its tin-ills and will not fail to see the screen reproduction of the wonderful story.

On Saturday night “Rose of the Sea” will be sreened’ with Larry Semon in “The Bell Hop,” as a supporting feature.