ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3611, 10 March 1927, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

“PARIS.” Friday' night’s feature at the Tovp Hail is “Paris,” a real Parisian love story told in the Apache dens of the gay city, of a young millionaire, who strolled into the underworld, in search of adventure, asked the Apache leader’s girl for a dance and decided to marry her. Then a knife thrust put a temporary end to hist impulsive plans. And there began the strangest courtship of that city of romance, which came to a climax when the two men fought like beasts for the girl, who lay unconscious across the room. Then she came to her senses, stopped the fight, and woman like chose the loser. Chas. Ray, Joan Crawford and Carmel Myers are the leading players. A fine comedy, News and Scenic will he screened also. Prices as usual. The name Absalom P. Wales, doesn’t seem to fit the character portrayed by Buck Jones in “The Gentle Cyclone,” Saturday’s leading attraction. However, When the agile star commences to settle a land find in his own peaceful way, the name rightly becomes “Cyclone Wales.” No little amount of interest is furnished by the dauntless stars, breathless rides, death inviting leaps, and! hurricane action. A special comedy and supports have been booked for Saturday. Prices as usual.