ENTERTAINMENTS

Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4453, 17 May 1930, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS

TOWN HALL.

Glenn Tryon ploughs his vvny through n maze of circumstances, in,ih comic and dramatic, extracting every possible laugh from the -lory of “1 lot Heels,’' the Universal comedy at the Town Hall to-night. Alt Imiigh the enLire picture is permeated with humour, there are two incidents which stand out as being among' the comedy gems ot Lilm his-,,-ry. The lirst ot these shows a small lowa troupe pulling on a race iraek melodrama for an unappreciative and liny audience. This is pure. Imrlrsipir but il touches the funny imur and incidentally gives a. rare llijr|lire of ilie real life of one of those •‘ham" troupes. The other gem is the Apache dance put on by Tryon and Patsy Ruth Miller in which Tryon lakes the place of her regular parlner. They mean every ,oic of the blows in Lliis strenuous ,la nee for I hev have been lighting just previous to the-dance. And the audience applauds their efforts soundly. Tint Heels" is also featured bv what is probably the most thrilling steeplechase race ever run lor the screen, full of spills, tremendous leaps, and dangerous, narrow escapes. With a comedy and News Reel. Usual prices. Patsy Ruth Miller will lead the east in Monday’s feature, “Tropical Nights,” a dramatic story of island life with many exciting scenes. Usual prices. P> C> Wren's -Beau Sabreur” will be Wednesday’s feature.