ENTERTAINMENT.

Manawatu Herald, Volume L, Issue 3990, 27 August 1929, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENT.

TOWN HALL.

Manhandling villains and heroes icforo the camera is no particular ask fo;r Paul Lukas, the noted

Bulgarian actor, who Avent to Holyrood to appear in Paramount pic-

tures. Lukas is a strong sabre fencer, and his arms are as sturdy as

(hose of a steel woilker. The handsome European actor engages in

two skirmishes in Paramount’s stage story, “Manhattan Cocktail,” Avhich co-features Nancy Carroll and Richard Alien. One of his hand-to-hand engagements is with Arlen, himself a first-class boxer, and the other AAntli Danny O’Shea,

who has tackled half of the ring’s professional champions in gymna-

sium, Avorkouts. “Manhattan Cockail” is a backstage story of 3roadway from the pen of Ernest lajda. It is being featured at the [’own Hall on Wednesday. Also

final episode of “Tarzan the Mighty,” a comedy and Ncavs. Usual prices. Estelle Brody, avlio Avill be re-

membered as the charming little “Mademoiselle from Armentieres,” leturns to the screen as the fascinating “Mademoiselle Parley-Voo,” and she certainly is very chic. John Stuart, is her handsome husband, and John Longden is the dashing leading man of the sheik type in the revue. This picture will tread the programme at Friday’s Cabaret.