ENTERTAINMENTS

Feilding Star, Volume 2, Issue 316, 21 August 1924, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS

AT THE LYCEUM. "Ninety and Nino" gets its final screening nt the Lyceum to-night. The story tells how Philip Bradbury takes on himself the blame for a murder, committed by Nate V° n J Dyek's brother and then disappears.* As Tom Silverton he lives in tne little town of Marlow, and falls in love with Ruth Blake. Drinking heavily to -drown his sorrows, he excites her sympathy and she tries to make him reform. Then Kate and her fiancee, Loveridge, arrive. The latter recognises Silverton as Bradbury, and wires for a New York detective, who arrives just as frantic messages reach Marlow that the little town of Cleeves is hemmed in hy fire. Bradbury drives an engine through the blazing forests and brings the people back in freight cars. See the. sequel. "Slow Action Golf" is another feature. Eor the week-end, John Gilbert in "Just Off Broadway." "HIS NIECE" COMING. It has been said that "tt is foolish to reckon without your host." it i. s equally foolish to reckon without your guest. The truth of this will be proved conclusively by all those who are fortunate enough to be present at the Tivoli on Thursday or Friday of next week at the produc"His Niece." The box plan is at brimful of ludicrous and exciting situations, and it is quite .safe to say there i.s a laugh in every line. There is an old saying "Laugh and grow fat," and if this is true there will be a lot more fat people in Feilding next week after seeing "Ti v s Niece.-' The box plan is at Maclean's whore seats may be booked without extra charge.