ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2877, 30 April 1925, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

Royal pm teres. Helen Holmes, serial queen. Duke R. Lee, “Bufl'nlo Bill’’ of the screen, Fred Kohler, well known "villain," Joseph Svv irka rd.’l he French father of “The Four Horsemen,’’ and He urge Connors, are among the players in Jack lloxie's Universal special mystery drama, ‘•Fighting Fury," which comes to the Royal Theatre to morrow night. In addition, il was directed hy Clifford !s. Smith, “Bill" Hart'- director. Also Century comedy. “Trallie Jams," and latest ,International News. (in Saturday night, thrilling >iuia!ions abound in “The Marriage Cheat," a First National attracti-

on produced by Thomas 11. I nee, which is a particularly line picture. Supporting Lea trice Joy and Percy Ma nnotit are Adolphe Alelljon. Laska Winter. Henry Barrows, and J. P. Laekney. The production is noteworthy, also, for the remarkaide scenic elleels which were obtained in the South Seas. Comedy, -Holv Smoke."

••DOFS IT PAY?" I'he question asked hy the title of the William Fox special -evenreel product ion, “Hoes il Pay"? ’ is answered in a dramatic and convincing manner by the author ol the -loi’v. The picture will he seen at ■ Town Ha'll mi Saturday evening. Pul into the fewest words, ••Does it Pay?" makes the query: is il wise for a mall lo change wives? Experience has taught that ii is generally as disastrous Us changing horses ill mill-stream. This is doiiblv so when the man is past middle life, and discards the faithful mother of his children for some young charmer with an eye lo Ii is hank account. Supporting the leading feature on Saturday night are a Sunshine comedy, “Why Puv Rent?" and the latest World’s News Prices remain as usual.

<.)n .Monday evening the popular young comedian, Wesley Barry, will make a welcome re-appearance in a comedy-drama, “George Washington Jnr." This artist has become deservedly popular, and his latest feature is well up to the standard of his past- successes.