ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3040, 25 May 1926, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ROYAL PICTURES. Though silent when seen in “Just a AA’oman,” M. C. Levee’s most reeont First National production, which will hold forth at the Royal theatre next AA'ednesday, the Montana rte Cafe Orchestra of Hollywood supplies the favourite music of Mary Bickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Charlie Chaplin, the Talmadges and countless other stars. In “Just a AA’oman” the Montmartre Cafe Orchestra, does wonders for the dancing .feet of Conway Tearle, Claire Windsor, Percy Marmont and Dorothy Revere, who heads the cast. It is used in the New York cafe sequence of the photoplay. And although the orchestra is seen and not heard, the dancing feet of the stars in “Just a AA'joman,” will show the spectators just how good it really is. “NIGHT LIFE OF NEW YORK.” John Bentley sent his son to New York to cure him of his wild ways. He also sent a message to his manager there to see that the said Roland got into as many scrapes as possible so that he would he glad to return home. Ronald thought New York tine and proceeded to paint the town red with the secret help of the manager. But Ronald was a swift worker and soon outstripped everyone and had to he rescued from jail by father himself. AA’hat happened then is the surprise of your life when you see “Night Life of New York” at the Town Hall to-morrow. Additional pictures are a comedy “Don’t Pinch” a scenic and News. Prices as usual. Combining a romantic love story with the dazzling action of an Arab Rebellion, “The AA’inding Stair” from A. E. AY. Mason’s famous novel of the same name should provide fine entertainment for pieturegoers on Friday and Saturday.