ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3515, 24 July 1926, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

TOM. MIX AT TOWN lIALL.

“The Best Bad Man” the latest starring Tom Mix and screening at the Town Hall to-night only, was written by Max Brand. It is a colourful story of (he West, with the principal scenes laid in Clorado. Mix, as the easy going man of wealth, leaves the festive Mardi Gras in New Orleans and travels incognito for the purpose of trapping some wily villians in the West, lie has some thrilling experiences and Tony also has his own big moments, when he alone rescues two persons from death. A comedy “Heavy Sweels,” “Nile,” (scenic), and latest News will also be screened to-night. Usual prices. Monday will see the- re-appear-anee of Rin Tin Tin, the remarkable canine star who will appear in “Find Your Man,” an exciting drama of the Canadian lumberland. ROYAL PICTURES. You know him. You meet him in your home, rub elbows with him every day—lie’s the great American “I Am!” The young fellow with personality, ability and brains —the little Know-It-All. The little list-smasher with the big superlatives, an enlarged ego, and a self-

appointed divine right to run the universe. “The Little Giant.” See him to-night in “The Little Giant” at the Royal Theatre. In “Montana Bill” the world’s champion trick ropers, riders and

broncho busters, were secured to give the audience a real treat in the most wonderful rope spinnig, fancy riding and broncho busting ever shown on the screen. These boys only by special inducement at an enormous expense as they are preparing to leave for t>he summer rodeo’s throughout the Western States. They all*hold world’s records in their line. To be screened at the Royal on Monday.