ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2701, 28 February 1924, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ROYAL PICTURES,

To-morrow night the powerful Goldwyn drama entitled “Grand , Larceny” will be screened at the Royal, the Theatre of big attrae , lions. It is a drama of marriage and t disillusionment featuring Elliot , Dexter and Clair Windsor. Togeth , or with this big attraction will be screened parts 1,2, and 3of the , famous serial “Hurricane Hutch." i This serial has no knives, guns or crime. It is clean, vigorous and ex- , citing. It is a Saturday Evening J’ost story idea magnified into ae t-ion, multiplied iu sensations. It crashes to big climaxes. A truly remarkable production. On Saturday night the long-look-ed-for Mary Pickford picture triumph entitled “Sude,” will be screened. A picture for mother, father and the kids. A real good picture full of pep and humour that will amuse you from start to finish. Prices Sd and 1/0, children as usual. On Monday night, next “When the Devil Drives.” will be .screened. "THE BURDEN OP PROOF.” A line and thrilling story of love and intrigue is “The Burden of Proof,” a picture with the beautiful Marion Davies in the leading role. This feature heads the programme at the Town Hall on Saturday next. In the “Burden of Proof,” Miss Davies is cast as the young wife of a Government official closely connected with the secret service. Through the scheming of her society friends she finds herself in the unenviable position of being her husband’s betrayer. How she redeems herself and s_aves her husband form an interesting story. A good supporting programme is poniised. Pries as usual. “The Common Law,” the famous Robert W. Chamber’s novel, has been turned into pictures and has been secured by the Town Hall for screening on , Monday next. The cast includes Doris May, Hobart Bosworth, Miss Du Pont, Bryant Washburn, and others.