ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 30503, 26 June 1926, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

* ROYAL PICTURES.

A clever story, rapid notion and a love theme were knit into a perfeet whole under the capable direction of Jack O’Brien to make tho picture success “The Outlaw’s Daughter,” to be screened at the [loyal Theatre to-night. Miss Sedgwick adds more thrills than usual to live plot of: this story when she is called upon to swing over a sheer S recipiee, hanging to a spinning pulley which is rushing down a cable of an aerial transportation line, used in mine work. Comedy ‘•Taxi, Taxi.” A theme of unusual interest is interwoven in the Tiffany production “Borrowed Finery,” at the Royal Theatre Monday. “THE WHEEL.” If you like your thrills and drama blended nicely, and in pleasant doses “The Wheel,” which screens tonight, at the Town Hall will fill the requirements to aT. Dealing with the lure and vice of gambling, the picture shows in a very effective fashion, the ends to which a man may go who is forced to the wall bit ’by bit, through losses on. tho “Wheel” and on the racecourse. A fine cast is headed by Harrison Ford, Claire Adams and. Mahlon Hamilton. In addition to this 8reeler a special comedy “The Brainless Horsemand,” and the latest News will be screened. Usual prices. 1 “The Triflers,” will be screened on Monday next.