ENTERTAINMENTS.

Feilding Star, Volume 6, Issue 1910, 22 May 1928, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

FIGHTING KANGAROO AT THE LYCEUAI “Box on, Jerry!” There wa s a largo attendance at the Lyceum last night when John Clark introduced his well trained and intelligent young kangaroo, Jerry the Fighter, for the three rounds hunt with Harry Firth, the Feilding boxing tutor. Jerry is a merry and sprightly animal, holds his head well hack to avoid the k. 0.. and springs off his tail literally and unexpectedly. His opponent has to watch, out all the time for the double kick that comes from these powerful hind legs when' Jerry balances himself upon hi s powerful tail. This writer would nob like to enter the ring with Jerry when lie is acouple of years and experience older. His bout last night was highly amusing, am.l there should be another big crowd to see his final appearance tonight. Appropriately enough, there is the first of a. series of boxing photoplays by Andrew Router on the pro-

| gramme. The Star photodrnmn, is “Mockery,” a. story based on the days of the Red. Terror in Russia. A peasant role is j portrayed by Lon Chancy with stvikI jng realism and many vicissitudes I overtake him when he aids a young j Countess, whom he learns to, love. I Ricardo, Cortez has the role of Dimitri, a young White’ Russian officer, while Barbara. Red ford nppear s as the beautiful young Countess for whose love both the peasant and the officer light a strange and grim battle. To-morrow: Another , double hill, showing Ronald Qff Trinr ’ land.Yilma- Ttankv in “Ihe Alogic ; Flame” and AFay AloAvo.v in “Irish Hearts.” “GALLANT FOOL” AT TIVOLI Billy Sullivan in his latest Ra.yart picture, “Ihe Gallant bool, ’ showing. at l lie Tivoli th-night has what is probably the unique role of a many sided career —a millionaire who been mo a. prince for a day and takes advantage of the opportunity with great daring. Hazel Deane is the charming princess. It is a tottering kingdom, with much intrigue hv Court advisors. This picture is very spectacular. To-morrow a. double feature: “No Where to Go,” with a good east headed by Alary Astor and Lloyd Hughes. Robinson Crusoe couldn’t keep himself. He was shipwrecked, hut two romantic “nuts” stranded them sol ve s on a. desert isle for a thrill. “The Radio: Detective” i s the other feature, and a splendid detccitvo story it is. Afatinee to-mor-row.