GRAND THEATRE.
Karl Bane and George K. Arthur are amusing at any time, but in their latest picture, "Detectives," showing this week at the Grand Theatre, they excel theraselve3, and with beautiful Marceline Day to support them, make a delightful trio. The two comedians, one tall, powerful, but rather dull and homely, the other small, dapper, and certainly very mischievous, produce excellent comedy in this new farce. Hoot Gibson plays the lead in a new Western, "The Lariat Kid." The first chapter of the serial, "Tarzan the Mighty, is also shown.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19668, 11 July 1929, Page 7
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