ENTERTAINMENTS

Feilding Star, Volume 7, Issue 2244, 27 June 1929, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS

TWO SPLENDID COMEDIES AT

LYCEUM

Do you love, to laugh? If you do you will got the big laugh of your life 5 a:, the Lyeom to-night, when two >1 the greatest comedians of the present time, .Charlie Murray and W. C. Fields, present their latest screen presentations. Charlie- Murray in “Do: Your Duty” is framed by a gang of crooks, with comical complications. “So’s Your Old Man” is the vehicle for AY. C. Fields’ quaint humor and he appears as an inventor of unbankable glass. ‘MYSTERIOUS LADY” AT THE TIVOLI There is a more than fascinating group of nationalities to “The Mysterious Lady,” starring the beautiful Greta Garbo, who herself is Swedish. Conrad Nagel, is American,. Gustav votv Seyffertitz, who plays a dramatic part, is Austrian, Prince Troubetskoi. is a Rusian and Pollet is delightfully, Frrtntf p A host of nationUliities | amongst the expensively dressed ox-i tra.s give this gripping continental spy story a. most realistic atmosphere. “The -Mysterious Lady” j in a great picture. To-morrow: Na-.j thanjol Hawthorne’s classic novel, “The Scarlet Letter,” with* Lillian Gish, and “Slim Fingers,” with Bill Codv and Duane Thompson.