ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 3757, 21 February 1928, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

1 “THE LAST OUTLAW.” “The Last Outlaw,” Gary Cooper’s first Paramount Western, is coming to the Town Hall Cabaret on Wednesday, to provide Foxton with new thrills and throbs. It is a tale of rustlers and honest men. It tells of a crooked sheriff who thieved on those he was supposed to protect, and a young chap who took justice into his own hands. It relates how Buddy 7 Hale rode into town and became the new sheriff. It discloses how Buddy made Janet Lane’s acquaintance when rescuing her from a runaway horse, and how he lost: it when he was told to arrest her brother for murdering a thief. It shows the methods which the ranchers were forced to use in protecting their property and —that only starts describing what’ll be seen when “The Last Outlaw” comes to town. Also comedy and News and Cartoon. Usual Cabaret prices. An exciting melodrama of Lon- ’ don’s crookdom, “Brooding Eyes,” will be shown on Friday, whilst Saturday’s feature will be Lon Chaney’s latest “Mockery.” Both at usual prices.

On Friday evening the Foxton Football Clib will hold their usual weekly dance in the Masonic Hall. Good music will be provided and a tasty supper. Ice cream and soft drinks will be procurable at the hall. Admission: Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/6.