ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3579, 23 December 1926, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

FINE HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS AT THE TOWN HALL. To-night will see the opening at the Town Hall of a series of specially selected holiday picture attractions. To-nights headliner is “The Mine with the Iron Door,” Harold 801 l Wright’s vivid and exciting story of a quest for hidden gold in a lost mine. Played by a star cast which includes Pat O’Malley, Mitchell Lewis, Raymond Hatton and Dorothy MacKail this picture should provide fine entertainment. A comedy “Fire When Ready,” and Topical Budget also. Prices as usual. To-morrow (’Xmas Eve), a fine. Fox programme headed by the screen adaptation of Jackson Gregory’s “Judith of Blue Lake Ranch,” “Two Kinds of Women,” will be screened. Pauline Fredrick is in the leading role in this drama of an eastern girl who made a big success out west. Supports “A.l. Society,” comedy and News. Usual prices. Ou Monday (Boxing night) “Tracked in the Snow Country,” with Rin Tin Tin, as a wolf dog who trails his man to death for revenge is a melodramatic thriller of the "first order, that has created a feature among picture-goers everywhere. Supports, “W ood Simps, comedy and News. Prices as usual. ROYAL PICTURES. “Cowboy Turns Detective. Some of the smoothest gumshoe work that would be a credit to Sherlock Holmes or Craig Kennedy is done by Iloof Gibson as the hero of “The Phantom Bullet,” a Universal Jewel picture, to be screened at the Royal Theatre to-morrow night. He is ably aided by such seasoned players as Eileen Percy, Allan Forrest, Pat Harmon, Nelson McDowell, J. T. Prince, W. H. Turner, Gilbert “Peewee” Holmes, Rosemary Cooper and Robert MUash. Comedy entitled “Twin Sisters.” Patrons at the Royal on Monday night are in for an entertainment extraordinary when the picture version of “Caesar’s Wife,” entitled “Infatuation,” and starring Corinne Griffiths will be screened. The management also notifies that the big fight picture “Dempsey v. Tuuney” will be screened at an early date.