ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2847, 17 February 1925, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ROYAL PICTURES. Mabeii Nonnand in “Suzanna,” an Allied Producers and Distributors Corporation release, is to be shown at the Royal Theatre to-morrow night. In this picture she has a role in which not only the merry, elfin (pialty of her exquisite art will be given delightful play-, but in which she will be able to reveal those deeper and finer elements of her acting which have till now, never been fully disclosed. This Sennett feature production has been called a comedy drama and that is just what it is. Miss Normand will lie seen in plenty of comedy episodes. In “Nobody’s Kid,” (he Robert-son-Cole production, which is to be presented at the Royal Theatre mi Friday night, delightful Mae Marsh i.s seen as a little orphan girl whose quaint personality finds expression in tlic writing of a diary which she calls a “hook for the confession »and the relief of |he soul.” li. is a really good picture with plenty of comedy in it. “TIGER LOVE.” “Tiger Love,” a new Paramount picture, directed by George Molford, of “The Sheik” fame, and featuring Antonio Moreno and Estelle Taylor, will he screened at the Town Hall Cabaret to-morrow night. The story lias to do with a romantic yoling Spanish bandit who falls in love with a daughter, jof the aristocracy. Hearing of a. wedding in the city, the Wildcat (Moreno) goes to steal the costly presents. At the dead of night ho conics face to face with Marcbeta, pu-lyed by Estelle 1 avlor, in her boudoir. Then the action and romance begins. “Tiger Love” lias been summed up as another “Ihe Bheik ’ but this time iu a Spanish setting. Comedy “Black and Blue and latest News and a travelogue. Usual Cabaret prices. On Saturday another drama of the Canadian pine woods will be screened, “The Vengeance of Pierre,” w'itli Lester Cuneo iu the featured role.