ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2657, 10 November 1923, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

“im BOSS OF GAMP 4." “Boss of Camp i''oiu',’' the djrama wt.H.rfing (jharies Jones, will 1)6 tins leading pic lure to-night ai the Town Mall, it measures up to tlie producers’ claim that it .is “a tensely vibrant melodrama, wlucli . throbs, pounds, roars, and explodes." it uoes all those things and then starts over again. Jones tears along at breakneck speed, doing things that one doubts are possible until they happen. There are many surprises in the him winch would be spoiled it ... they were related here. Added to the adventure is a wealth of natural scenic beauty, forming htting background for the romantic theme that is such a big part of the picture. The girl is Fitzi Brunette. “Hoaxing Lions , and Wedding Bells" is a Sunshine Comedy of the fast and furious order. Usual prices, lid and 1/ti children 3d and (id. .Next Wednes- „ day the 8 reel Cosmopolitan feature "The Nth Commandment," will be screened, and on Saturday next the William Farnum attraction “Without Compromise.” HOYAL PICTURES. Charles Hay is featured in an entirely new role in “A Tailor Made Man,” his latest starring vehicle to be shown at the Hoyai Theatre tonight. Me has made a departure from liis usual “rube” role ancl is . featured as a young nm n , a tailor’s assistant, who is desirous of crossing' the barrier, which keeps him from the better class of people. Mis supporting cast is a big one andincludes Jacqinline Logan and several other Sennett players of equal fame. During the evening a chorus of six voices will sing “Yes.” Extra “iu the Days of Buffalo Bill.” “Is Divorce a Failure,” featuring Leah Baird, will be shown on Monday night and is not the ordinary love story picture but one true to life, and a story of what is happening every day. The picture is unrivalled for dramatic sincerity, un—Equalled in its beauty and appeal, as entertaining. Also the iiual episode of ‘The Timber Queen.’