ENTERTAINMENTS.

Feilding Star, Volume 5, Issue 1203, 13 September 1927, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

ALMA RUBENS AT LYCEUM. “The Heart of Salome,” to ’>e screened at the Lyceum to-night, concerns the shady doings of Count Boris Zfinko (Holmes Herbert) master of Big Business, and a beautiful spy known as La Belle, Helene (Alma Rubens), who is engaged by Zanko to obtain the secrets of his business rivals through her knowledge of men’s weakenesses. Then comes Alonte Carrol, a young American financier, who falls in love with Helene while she is living t-he simple life in the country. See the thrilling sequel. HAROLD LLOYD TO-NIGHT AT TIVOLI. “For Heaven’s Sake!” What a title for suggestion of great- possiilities in laughter-raising smmt’ens is this, which is the big. .vehicle for Harold Lloyd’s activiGos. to be screened at the Tivoli The it re tonight. It is the quaint comedy of how a blase young millio iv.ne helps to build up a succes-ful in the slums of a, big city. ItY*.s tu-cavse " f a girl, of course. She toils Harold the hero that there is not enough interest taken in the mission, as the gangsters will not com© there. Harold says he will get the gangsters there. He picks a quarrel and runs. They follow, and before they know where they are, the mission is holding them. Harold is uneasy, however. He that while in. thq mission they will not t-ouch him and he »s not willing to go. The police are after the gang, however, . and by some quick thinking, Harold gets them out of their difficulty and they swear allegiance, to him. See' how *fc is all riotously done at- the Tivoli.