Opera House

Grey River Argus, 2 June 1937, Page 5

Opera House

“HIS NIGHT OUT.” A new and different. Edward Ever, etr, Horton —a determined, self-assert-ing man—hits the high spots in Universal’s thrilling comedy, “His Night out,” which conies to-day to the Opera House. Horton, usually diffident, becomes a lion when he learns he has o nly three months to live, takes the blame for the theft of $lOO,OOO in bonds to save the girl, defies police and routs gangsters, all because he was in love with beautiful Irene Her. vey. He starts as purchasing agent of a chain drug system, timid as a field mouse, and ends a hero. Jack LflKui, Robert McWade, Lola Lane, Charles Middleton and many other noted screen players appear Two old-timers seen are Jack Mulhall and Clara Kimball Young. The picture was directed' by William Nigh from an original story by Charles Christensen and screenplay by Harry Clork and Doris Malloy. “OUR RELATIONS.” “Our Relations,” the latest Laurel and Hardy full-length feature, which played to capacity' houses at the Opera House on Friday' and Saturday, ig to have a return screening on Thursday. 1 Ah excellent array of featurettes io be screened, include a a Our Gang Com. edy, Metro News, Musical and one of the Crime Doesn’t- Pay series.