ENTERTAINMENT.

Manawatu Herald, Volume L, Issue 40023, 14 November 1929, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENT.

TOW!N HALL. Coming to the Town'Hall 'Cabaret on Friday, “The Cowboy Kid,” a Western tiama filled with action, romance and thrills, featuring Rex Bell, the new IVestea-n sensation, whose youth and dare-deviltry win all who see him. With a capable cast of supporting players, including beautiful Mary Jane Temple. See the runaway touring car tearing down the mountainside —the rescue of the girl —the mysterious Hindoo —the looting of the Limited —the kidnapping .of Jim —the daring hank robbery—the mysterious call, from the ether —the attempt to dynamite the armored car —the dentli-defying ride —the saving of tL. bank —the unusual ending. Y in’ll vote it the best Western hi months. With Comedy and News. Usual Prices.

Exceptionally thrilling motor chases are revealed in the coming British Dominion’s Film, “The Flying Squad.” Based on the adventures of a famous London auto police patrol, Edgar Wallace has written a story relating the adventures of one Inspector John Bradley, played bv John I.ongden, who is the Captain of the Flying Squad. His experiences are as sensational as they are numerous, and provide a screen production that is entirely different from the usual run of present films. “The Flying ißquad” will be shown at the Town Hall on Saturday. Usual Prices.