ENTERTAINMENTS

Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3848, 3 October 1932, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS

PALMERSTON PICTURES ROSY THEATRE “Nig-bt World,” tho attraction at the Kosy, provides an insig-hi into nig-ht club life in the great American cities. For a single night in such a quarter events happen all too quickly, an& the quick g-un-play which takes place is thoroughly un-En,q--lish. A youth is well on the way down the ladder of life; but is saved from himself by a girl. The story moves swiftly. REGENT THEATRE It appeals, it thrills, it inspires. “The Miracle Man,” at the Rodent, is a picture of crooked lives made straight and. of sordid lives made bright by the wholesome sway of country life and an old man’s trust in men. A vivid story of human hearts, told on the screen in scenes of marvellous variety, driving ahead with action that- grips and holds, softened with humour that laughs with all mankind, so keen it starts tears. PALACE THEATRE A. great attraction to-night : “Skyscraper Souls,” set in one of New York’s biggest buildings. A modern story. Warren Williams heads L he cast of this new photoplay, which was adapted from Faith Baldwin’s best selling- novel and serial story, “Skyscropor.” Maureen O’Sullivan, Anita Page and Yerree Teasdalo have the mo»t. important feminine roles. Palace featurettes.