DE LUXE THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 118, 21 May 1928, Page 5

DE LUXE THEATRE.

At the Do Luxe Theatre the chief picI'li'c, "A Hero for a Xiuht," slurs Clenn Tyron, Mm latest "find" In" the picture world, and Patsy ltuth Miller, one of thu host known and most popular of screen actresses. The story is of a young man who, to prove his love to his sweetheart, decides to do some apparently impossible air feats, one of which includes a Might, to ltussin and back in one night. How well ho carries out the stunt he starts out on. and how faithfully he uoiiviiK-L'S "his girl" that lie is thu'llllo and only so far as .slic, is conciTiii'il at least, makes the whole slory onu of the most humorWelllnglon for sjmc considerable-time, while thu settings add In the success of the entertainment side of the film. The cast supportins tho two stars lias been carefully chosen, and with the scenery depicted shows careful preparation.' There are threo supporting pictures. The Gazette is full of topical subjects, while, a breezy comic, entitled "George Steps Out," Is full of laughable incidents. A comedy cartoon is also much appreciated, not because of tho merits of the picture itself, but because of the clever effects interpolated by Mr. Emanuel Aarons on the Wurlitzer organ,- tho whoje effect at times being highly amusing. The orchestra contributes good music.