"FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE."
Harold Lloyd's latest mirth-provoker, "For Heaven's Sake," emphasises the wholesome thought. that the real joy of living is to be found in helping others. Harold, as a scion of wealth in this picture, is bored to tears with his life of idle ease and luxury. Only when he goes down into the Blums to assist a none-too-successful missionary in uplifting the hard-boiled inhabitants of the underworld, does he find happiness. His experiences with the gangsters and toughs aro productive o£ much laughter aud thrills— making "For Heaven's Sake" a more than worthy successor to "College Days." Jobyna Ralston plays opposite Harold, and makes a charming leading lady. The picture will be preceded by a magnificent prologue, featuring "Sadie- Fawcett, Billy Hart, and the Six Regent Girls. The magnitude of the prologue has perhaps never been attempted in any picture theatre in the Dominion. Screening times will be 11 a.m., 2.15, and 8 o'clock. Box plans are at the theatre and The Bristol.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 126, 1 June 1927, Page 6
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