ENTERTAINMENT

Manawatu Herald, Volume L, Issue 4006, 5 October 1929, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENT

TOWN HALL.

DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME.

That Ngav Zealand is capable of making a film attraction of such outstanding merits as to AVarrant its being shown to audiences the Ai’orld over has been demonstrated in the production of “Under the Southern Cross,” which Universal made in this country and used for actors no less than our oavu native race of Maoris. “Under the Southern lOo'ss” (or “Taranga”), Avbich conics to the Town Hall to-night portrays, a graphic idea, in legendary form, of the Maori in peace and Avar ns he Avas before the coming of the Avhi'te man, and Universal have spared no expense in the matter of detail and data, in an effort lo produce a picture that Avill liecome a source of great pride to every true New Zealander. The second feature is' a six reel comedy drama, “The Girl in the Pullman,” featuring Marie Prevost and Harrison Ford. Usual prices. Henry Edwards, whose fine perfonma.nee as “The Flag Lieutenant” is still fresh in the memory of Australian picture-goers, once again portrays the bright and breezy naval officer. 'Dielkjy Laseelles, in the new British Dominions Film, “The Further Adventures of the Flag Lieutenant,” to be screened at the Town Ilall on Monday. Prices I/nnd 1/6. Children half price.