ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3023, 15 April 1926, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

“LAZYBONES.” Charles Jones with an all star cast in “Lazybones” his first special attraction will be seen at the Town hall pictures on Friday , and Saturday. He plays the role of Steve Tuttle (Lazybones) who is a lovable character and a hard fighter when up against odds, in spite of his lack of energy. Madge Bellamy, Zazu Pitts and Jane Novak are prominent players in support of Jones. A special Monkey comedy “So This is Art,” and the latest Fox News are also screening.

A delightful newspaper comedy drama “A Front Page Story” which deals in an amusing manner with the power of a newspaper in a small town to ruin the Mayor, will head Monday’s programme. Edward Horton, Edith Roberts and Buddy Messenger are the leading players. After a whole year’s run in one theatre in New York “The Iron Horse” ,is now breaking records throughout Australia and New Zealand. Foxton' will have the opportunity of witnessing this pictorial masterpiece shortly. ROYAL PICTURES. The amazing disclosures which the police made on the arrest of a jewel thief are but one of a series of thrilling episodes in the special feature which is playing at the Royal theatre on Friday, in which the inimitable star, George Larkin, plays the part of “Shadow” Brice. Extra: “The Riddle Rider.” A dog, a horse and a man are the stars in “The White Outlaw,” " a Blue Streak Western, which • is coming to the Royal .theatre on Saturday. The picture is a dramatic masterpiece, according to those who have seen previews of it. Jack Hoxie and his favourite pets star in the story which was written by Isadore Bernstein. Cliff Smith directed while the east includes Marceline Day, William Welsh, Duke R. Lee, Floyd Sliaceli’ord and Charley Brinloy. Centuary comedy: “St. Randed.”