EVERYBODY’S
“PALS IN PARADISE” One of the most unusual Western stories, “Pals in Paradise,” will be shown this evening at Everybody’s Theatre. Peter B. Kyne, who knows his West, deserted the well-beaten paths in writing “Pals in Paradise,” and has brought to his readers a new West—the West of to-day. “Pals in Paradise” boasts
no cowboys riding down the main street of a newfound town in chaps, shooting in the air—’raring to go; but it does bring to light the moder f mining town—the settlement brought to notice through a new gold discov-
ery. With the news comes the rush of soldiers of fortune, real estate agents, gasoline filling stations, and the mad rush on rubber of those seeking a fortune in yellow metal. Modern methods of extracting and refining gold; modern household appliances such as vacuum cleaners and electric washing machines; modern palaces of pleasure; the soda grill and penny dance hall all are here! And though it is a most modern version of frontier life in a new mining town, there are thrills, humour, and sentiment aplenty. Rudolph Schildkraut, Marguerite de la Motte, May Robson, John Bowers, and Alan Brooks have the featured roles.
Rash Privates,” an uproarious war comedy, starring Lya Le Putti and Malcolm McGregor, will also be shown. On the stage, an enjoyable turn will be provided by “The Asquiths,” society entertainers.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 380, 14 June 1928, Page 14
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