ENTERTAINMENT.

Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4467, 19 June 1930, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENT.

TOWN HALL. “Lucky Star," the Fox feature playing at the Town Hall on Saturday with Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell in the stellar roles, has the latter a war veteran, crippled from the hips down —who re-crea-ted himself through, recreating usefulness in various east-off' articles most people would classify as "junk.” lie rises above his physical handicap when the girl, whom he is afraid to ask to be his wife is in extreme danger. His love and his will-power triumph over all obstacles and serve as an inspiration to aid the girl while the boy is aiding himself. “Lucky Star" brings together again Hie most noted trio in motion pictures, Janet Gaynor, Charles Farrell and Frank Borzage. "7th Heaven" and ‘‘Street Angel" were the other two big pictures which this trio created. Hedwiga Ifeii-hi'i: mill Guinn Williams head the list of featured players in this Tristram Tapper story. With a comedy and Fox News, at usual prices.

“Two Two Outlaws," the production in which Universal is starring Rex, the 'king of wild horses, has been booked by this theatre and will screen on Monday. The story was written especially for the famous borse. In it he is seen at his best. Jack Perrin, one of Universal’s best liked cowboy actors, portrays a dual role. He wiil be seen as the Lone Rider, a mysterious horseman whose identity is unknown, and as Phil .Manners, a secret service agent. Kathleen Collins enacts the role of the heroine. This charming Eni versa! actress is rapidly rising to the top of lilnulom and in this story of the western range, she has her best part since starring in pie - lures.

The big special attraction “The Show Boat," ‘jt ill screen on Wednesday and Thursday next; week.