PALACE THEATRE.

Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6143, 29 July 1921, Page 6

PALACE THEATRE.

WALLACE REID AND VIOLA to DANA TO-MORROW.

To-night at the Palace Theatre, Buck Jones, tho daring Fox star, in “Sunset Sprague,” Robert Warwick the Paramount favorite in “The City of Masks,” the Mack S-ennett comedy, and the Travelogue of Korea, will he shown for the last time. It is an excellent programme full of variety and pleasing entertainment. To-morrow at the matinee three great favorites will he presented .in three splendid attractions, to which will he added a brilliant Christie comedy and a number of other films. Wallace Reid will be seen in the rushing motor car melodrama, “What’s Your Hurry,” Viola Dana in the happy and dashing photoplay “A Chorus Girl’s Romance,” and Eddie Polo will thrill in the 13th episode of Tlie Vanishing Dagger, entitled “Spears of Death.” “What’s Your Hurry” shows Wallace Reid at his greatest. For the sake of a girl he gives up driving a racing motor car, and takes to driving a motor truck; but there came a time when tho motor truck called for all the nerve human power could command. It is a picture of amazing thrills, which makes every drop of blood tingle, in the veins of the spectators. In addition the love story is a delightful one. Viola Dana stars in “A Chorus Girl’s Romance.” This is the story of a “little ioke” played on a bashful but brilliant . university student, which included his man-ying a “chorus girl.” Tho marriage happened to he a legal one, which brought about a number of dramatic situations, in which happiness is eventually reached, but not till the depths of poverty had been plumbed. While the story is at times very dramatic, there are plenty of humorous situations which show the popular Viola at her happiest. The matinee will begin at two. Tlie night performance at 7.30. The reserved plan is at Muir’s.