ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2678, 3 January 1924, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ROYAL PICTURES. “How Women Love,” a drama of men, women and money, featuring Unity Blythe will ho the starring attraction at the itoyal Theatre tomorrow night. Miss Blythe portrays the role of a young prima donna daughter of another prima donna who arrives hi the United States with a potential voice, “a king’s ransom in rubies, and a dangerous capacity for loving.” As a result she becomes involved with a millions he who finances her musical studies, and who in the end proves himself not the total philanthropist which lie seemed at first. On Saturday the management has arranged a big double programme which includes a picture entitled “Come on Over,” an Irish story, and Rene Zander will give a demonstration of clog and military step dancing. There will also be various “Camp File" items, by the Scouts, including Boxing Tournament.

“WHILE -JUSTICE WAITS." A welcome screen visitor nest Saturday will he Dustin Fanmm, a Fox star and one of magnetic pow er. He is to appear at t,ie . 'Hall in his latest picture: « n U Justice Waits.” The star enacL the role of a singularly outlaw from society—in j ie , , outlaw who is not a oriuun® , man who joins the band 0 • . man who stole his wife. And ugh the tale runs a romance - lightful as the plot is thnllmg. is some delicious comedy 1 ( picture. A S, raS B^ and Slides,” an interest P lC ™ a. gazette complete a S oC jd P r | me for which prices 1/0, chilili-M. SdaudelOu We^day Edith Wharton’s novel ses of the Moon,” 'will be seex, asa picture and on Thursday, 10^ e grand old man of the screen, Theodore Roberts, will appear m the big feature “The Old Homestead.