ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3566, 23 November 1926, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

In “Western Pep,” William Fairbanks jumps a horse over a cliff and the horse displayed bis intelligence by refusing to make the jump, and it was only by runnifig bun at the gallop so that he could not stop, that be could be forced to jump. The horse went over with Bill, but now whenever that horse sees a cliff lie turns and runs. This is only one of a dozen thrills and stunts shown in the. picture, which is to be screened at the Royal Theatre tomorrow night. A well worth-while production. “Wife of the Centaur,” King Vidor's film version of the novel by Cvril Hume, is the attraction- on Friday night. A picture that has gained a world-wide reputation and is proclaimed to be the most fascinating picture of the year. Extra: “The Fighting Ranger.” Usual prices.

TOM! MEI GITA X AT TOWN HALL. Tom Meighan, in his latest production, “The New Klondike,” which arrives at the Town Hall on Wednesdav, has the part of a baseball (player who, when he arrives in Florida for the pre-season training, is tired because of his manager’s jealousy. Innocently enough, lie is drawn into the Florida real estate boom, and is soon made wealthy beyond his wildest dreams. Then when everything looks rosy things start to happen, but if you want to lind out what comes next—you’d better make it vour business to see “The New Klondike.’ Lila Lee heads the supporting cast. On the same programme is a comedy, screen snapshots, and News. Usual prices. “The Outsider” is the attraction on Friday and Saturday nights. Lou Tellegen and Jacqueline Logan are the featured players.