ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3612, 12 March 1927, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

BUCK JONES AT TOWIN HALL. Theatre patrons who admired Buck Jones in “Lazybones,” and enjoyed his quaint conception of the indolent, irresponsible hut lovable “Lazybones” will find many traces of the same tine character sketching in his newest Gentle Cyclone,” at the Town Hall tonight. Buck of course, is. the “Cyclone,” and despite-the suggestion of gentleness in the title of the picture, Mr. Jones at times is as vigorous and torn a die as his fondest fan could wish. in tact, in many of the scenes of the “Gentle Cyclone,” Buck swings a pair of very lusty and decisive lists. The role, presents him in tine contrasts, for at times lie is as gentle anil apparently as harmless ’ %s the title suggests. Again lie is a wild riding, fear defying Buck Jones of mhny a valiant Western picture. Also screening to-night “Fair Warning” (comedy), N.Z. Scenic, and News. Usual prices. “The Bandit’s Bahv,” Monday evening’s feature is a highly humorous Western stunt picture, in which Fred Thomson and his horse Silver King have the leading roles. The film includes in its scenes a fine Western Radio Meet. Also “Peg in Pinch” (comedy), Pathe Gazette. Usual prices.