ENTERTAINMENT

Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4422, 4 March 1930, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENT

TOWN lIALL.

Three, of the greatest names in motion pictures were joined to produce the new Clara Bow comedy, “Red Hair," for Paramount. 'Clara Bow is tin l star; Elinor Glyn, the author, and Clarence Badger, the director. Their previous picture together was “It.” The combination which produced “Red Hair,” the picture which will In* shown at the Town Hall on Wednesday is known the world over. Clara Bow is known as the reigning flapper of tin* screen; Elinor Glyn is famous for her novels and theories of love, and Clarence Badger was respontor tin* direction of “It” and maiiv lit her Paramount comedies. “T?e4 Hail” is tin* story of a manicurist, v. hose mild flirtations with three elderly gentlemen cause lots of trouble when the right young man comes along. The “right young man’ in tins case is Lam* Chandler, and the three '“musketeers” are played by Lawrence Grant. William Austin and Claude King. With “Try and Do It” (comedy), serial and Yews. Usual prices. To have a hero who is heroic as well as charming; who can act. the man as well as the lover; who can lace an enemy as gladly as lie goes to a rendezvous: who can make men gasp at his daring and women at his devilment—that’s a real hero and lies Roberto in “Prince of Adventurers,” the amazing colour lilm achievement which is to be shown at the Town Hall on Saturdav next;.