THE PICTURE HOUSES.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 239, 22 September 1922, Page 5

THE PICTURE HOUSES.

, COSY DE LUXE. “Peck’s Bad Boy,” starring Jackie Coogan, the six-year-old motion celebrity, screening at the Cosy for the last time this evening, causes merriment of the highest order. Jackie is everlastingly in trouble, and his pa is at his wits end to keep the boy out of mischief. How he manages to get to the circu s at the expense of father, causes the escape of a lion and general furore at the tent show, and throws a church into an uproar by introducing a bottle of ants and a ‘pack of cards, are some of the highlights of the comedy. The eighth chapter of “Stanley in Africa.” a “Snooky” comedy and gazettes are the supports. To-morrow’s Matinee. Marie Prevost, well-remembered on account of her success in “Nobody’s Fool,” will lie seen at the matinee in her best picture to date, “Don’t Get Personal.” a comedy-drama that suits the star to perfection. There are many exceedingly funny situations and Miss Prevost comes out a winner every time. A Snub Pollard comedy, “The Hustler,” a further chapter of “Stanley in Africa” and the latest International News will be the supports. MUNICIPAL. Hope Hampton is always welcome, because she can be relied upon to give a finished interpretation of whatever role is given to her, but in “Love’s Penalty’’ she exceeds all expectations. The story gives great scope for her histrionic ability, and as Janis Clayton she is splendid. The latest Sherlock Hulmes picture to hand “The Man with the Twisted Lip,” a comedy and topical budgets support. To-night is the last time of screening. Matinee Programme. Bcbe Daniels, the queen of comedy, will he starred in a Realart picture at the matinee titled “Oh! Lady, Lady.” Walter fliers, who is also an artist where comedy is concerned, plays opposite to Miss Daniels. A Sennett comedy, “East Lynne in Variations,” a further episode of “Tho Winners of the West” serial and Paramount’s educational and topical gazettes will support.