ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2790, 27 September 1924, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ROYAL PICTURES. The kidnapping of a white man (Lloyd Hughes! forms the basic pint of the highly amusing First National pic!lire “The Huntress,” “to be srivciicd at the Royal Theatre to night. “The Huntress” is proving t-., be -.-in- of the outstanding comedy dnmntie gems of the year. The role iif "Bela.” the vivacious white-In-d'an girl, is one which is especially adapted to Miss Moore’s versatile ability. It is one that will add still more laurels to the crown of this niOs 1 capable First National star. An all-star casle supports Miss Moore. Extra “The Steel Trail.” Prices 9d and 1/6, children as usua l . .

Oil Monday night next “Slim Shoulders” front the famous story by Charles K. Harris, will he shown. On Wednesday night you must m>t fail to hear the Rev. Frank Gorman, the singing parson, just off Fuller’s Circuit.

BIG FEATURES AT TOWN HALL To-night at the Town Hall, lovers of all classes of pictures will be well entertained with a fine variety uf films. Commencing with the latest News reel, the programme contains “The Dempsev-Gibbons Figld” “Full Sliced Ahead,” an Al. St. John comedy, and William R/isseli s latest feature drama “When Odds Are Even.” The latter film is an exciting and adventurous tale of life during a race across two continents and the Pacific Ocean to reach an < pal mine. Dorothy Devore plays opposite to Russell. The fight picture provides a fine view of the full 15 rounds of the fiercest battle in which Dempsey has yet appeared. Prices 1/- and 1/9, children 3d and fid. On Monday evening a picture adaptation of Edgar Saltns’ widely discussed novel, “Daughters of the Rich,” will be screened, starring Miriam Cooper, Gaston Glass, Stuart Holmes and Ruth Clifford. Prices 9d and 1/fi, children 3d and fid.