ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3575, 14 December 1926, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ROYAL PICTURES

To-morrow evening patrons at the Royal Theatre will have, the pleasure of seeing the famous a-c---lor Franklyn Farnum, in “Smilin’ Jim.’' This Western drama is full of exciting and thrilling scenes. The plot is based on a case-of mistaken identify so you can imagine the thrills, laugiis and romance in store for you. Prices are as usual, stalls 9d circle 1/-, children as usual, half price. “Nell Gvvyn," to hr screened on Friday night, is the sauciest and merriest film ever produced —the vc-ry champagne of screen entertainment. There never has been such a riot and sparkle and effervescence of femininity, nor such soundless peals of irresistible laughter. A wonderful film. “THAT'S MY BABY” AT CA BARFT. “Yes, sir. ‘That's My Baby.’” with Douglas Maclean in .the leading role, will head the picture attraction at the-Town TTall Cabaret to-morrow (Wednesday) evening. Maclean has injected into this high grade comedy many laughs and quite a. few thrills, chiefly bis descent by parachute with the baby that causes all the trouble, tightly clasped in bis band. A comedy “Tailoring," a further series of screen snapshots, and the latest News are also on to-morrow’s programme. Usual Cabaret prices, 1/everywhere, children fid. All Peter B. Kvne’s stories have been highly successful on the screen, so that patrons on Wednesday can expect something good when “Rustling for Cupid” will be screened, starring •Anita Stewart.