ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 3786, 1 May 1928, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

TOWN HALL. “Figures Don’t Lie.” Take one bewitching, pretty blonde secretary, odd one young handsome sales manager, one forgetful business man, and one jealous wife. Shake well, and you have the most delightful comedy of misunderstood situations, and the most fascinating of romances; and that is what you get in the Paramount picture, “Figures Don't Lie,” which is the next starring picture of Esther Ralston. Ford Sterling is the business man, Richard Arlen tho :?ales manager, and Eulalie Jensen the wife. The picture will be the feature at the Town Hall Cabaret n ext Wednesday. Usual Cabaret pi ices. An amusing tale of the reformatic >n of a. jealous husband “Tea for Th ree,” will be screened on Friday. Us nal prices.

f : v ROYAL. 1 £eu ;r. Maynard is the feature pla <yer ] n the fine Western, “The De .vil’s Saddle,” at the Royal on W> wlnesday. Ken Maynard is the ad (venturous cowboy who has his ha jmls full in foiling the attempts of .-a land grabbing syndicate and he is afforded ample opportunities to,, Thrill his audience with his wonid .erliul technique and ability to hanf lie a horse. The part played by 'his horse “Tarzan” is not to be lightly passed over, for an almost •uncainny intelligence shows in its ;every action. Instinct to do just what .is required of it seems to be i part o. f it’s make up. Also “Shipshake”' (comely), News and Scenic. Prices 1/- everywhere. ■Children 6d. The R eginald Denny special attraction * “Out all Night,” has been booked ft ir next Saturday. This comedy in which the bulk of the action tala place on board ship, is deserfbet 1 as one of the biggest successes p roduced in 1927.