ENTERTAINMENT.

Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4424, 8 March 1930, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENT.

TOWN HALL. No story runs the gamut of emotions which includes no thrill of desperate peril, no risk of life, no facing of fearful odds. The “Prince of Adventures,” meets these situations even to imprisonment and escapes still more risky. He is outlawed from Venice, followed through Austria into Russia, yet faces the perils of return to his native land—all for the love of a beautiful woman. Yet not the love of one beautiful woman—even three or four or live captured the heart of tlie amorous adventurer of the

“Prince of Adventurers,” the gorgeous lilm in colours of Venice the beautiful, Austria and Russia, nuhh is to be shown at the Town Hall to-night . This' superb him, undoubtedly the greatest lavish spectacle, must be seen by all, if only for the beauty of its colouring'. The story, however, one of the mosl glowing romances the world lias ever known, has a universal appeal, to young and old, to men ami women, to everyone. As the

“Prince of Adventurers” is 12,000 icet in length and will commence i atiy, patrons to-night are advised to be seated early. Prices 1/and 2/-. Children half price. Royalty and romance, finances

and femininity on a frolic are the '■hiel' ingredients of “The Exalted 1' kipper,’ the diverting screen ofi ewing of Fox Films at the Town Hall on Monday, which has Sue ■ ir.d and Barry Norton in the featured roles and a cast of famous lilm players in their support.