ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2952, 22 October 1925, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

DETECTIVE DRAMA AT TOWN HALL. Edmund Lowe, the handsome Fox slav whose growing fame is one of Ihe sensations of the picture world will he seen on Saturday next as Robert Loving in “The Champion of Lost. Causes” a hair raising detective story of mystery that never clears until the startling revelations that the master mind of a mythical mysterious murder syndicate and a handsome young man of fashion are one and the same. A Sunshine comedy “The Butterfly Man,” Hell Roaring Range, an interest picture and the latest Fox News. Usual prices.

For Monday evening next (sports night) the management have arranged for the appearance of the original Fred Foley now on his second world’s tour. This versatile performer presents an entertainment of a highly diversified and varied character embracing- as it does Oriental magic, ventriloquism, cartoons, and Hand Shadows. Two remarkable magic feats are “Where do the ducks come from?” and “The Famed Needle Swallowing.” The picture programme will he headed by “Broadway After Dark,” a seven reel superfeature. Popular prices 1/- an 1/(5, children 3d and fid will he charged

ROYAL PICTURES. After the police officials had decided that suspicion point about equally to every person in the mansion where a bank president’s body had been found in front of the room occupied by the wife of another, the discovery was made that the body was missing. Such is one of the dramatic situations in “Secrets of the Night,” Universal-Jewel being screened at the Royal theatre to-night. The play is a melodrama full of sevio-comedv relief. James Kirkwood and Madge Bellamy are the featured players in all star cast. Herbert Blache directed.

Oil Friday night Bill Cody appears in a new Western, “Cold Nerve” once more proves his reputation as one of the best entertainers on the screen. The story is concerned with the adventures of

■•Ojiit” Hal leek happy-go-lucky heir to the ,J. T. Ranch. His attempts to beat a gang of land sharks, and win his sweetheart furnish a picture full of life and vim. Cody is supported by Ena Gregory, beautiful seventeen-year old ingenue, Joe Bennett Monte Collins, Arthur Morrison, Joan Lowell and Edward Coxen. Re-engagement of Mr. Abe! Rowe, New Zealand populnr community singer is also announced by the management. Mott ton is to be given a musical treat next Wednesday by the Shannon Choral Society. The Committee is looking forward to support from Foxton residents. The concert, which is very well spoken of is being given by a body of forty mixed voices, under the capable baton of MV. Howard Andrew, of Levin. The humorous quartette are ii feature of the concert. The funds are in aid of the Montoa Hall and all who attend are in for a very enjoyable entertainment. A dance will follow the concert. Madge Bros, char-a-banc will take local residents out to Moutoa.