ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3558, 4 November 1926, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ROYAL PICTURES. Buster Keaton, in his new comedy success, “Seven Chances,” will be seen at the Royal Theatre to-mor-row night. He is left seven millions by his uncle and is consequently chased by seven thousand.wives all eager to marry him. A picture that has a thousand and one amusing scenes that will keep you entertained throughout. As an extra “Wolves of the North” will be serened, all at usual prices. On Saturday night an extra special attraction will be presented Royal patrons. Miss D. Morgan will-appear in a Dutch dance and the Misses Nankwell and Cheetham will give a Military dance. Besides this “The Beautiful Cheat” will be screened, starring the beautiful Laura La Plante. A trip round San Francisco was made to permit shooting of scenes for this Universal Jewel masterpiece. No advance in prices for the big double programme, . u av -....

“SANDY.” Madge Bellamy makes a big success of the title role in “Sandy,” the big feature at the Town Hall on Friday and Saturday next? Sandy is the daughter of a jazz-age,, who holds all the advanced "ideas'commonly credited to the present-day girl. She firmly believes that the older generation can teacli her nothing but that she can give them a few lessons in throwing over antiquated conventions in favour of a behaviour code that gets the-maximum fun out of life’. Tn a highly dramatic story, the author proves that many oid-fashioned rules cannot be broken—even* by a pretty nine-teen-year-old girl..An 0. Henry comedy, “From the Seat,” and the latest Ivtews, complete the bill. Usual prices. Percy*Garment-ap-pears in ; A. JL M. Hutchinson’s story “The; Clean Hea‘rt,”jon Monday. The fiffri il jiat*ked iy-imusual-ness arid w&hderfuT'sc eriicr-effeSts.