THE PICTURE HOUSES.
MUNICIPAL. To-night’s grand movip picture programme will be headed by the First National attraction, “Soul Fire,” star- i ring the popular actor, Richard Barthel- ; mess. The story is of a young man who reaches great heights as a music composer, but before he attains his ideal he experiences many ups and downs, which make a wonderful story. Barthelmess is given great opportunities to display his remarkable ability. A Larry Semon comedy, the sixth chapter of the serial, a scenic, and gazettes complete the bill. COSY DE LUXE. “The Shock Punch,” a Paramount picture starring Richard Dix. will be the chief attraction at the Cosy Theatre, Hastings, this evening. The picture tells of a wealthy young fellow who becomes a structural iron worker to be near the girl he loves, me daughter of a big building contractor. Frances Howard, featured at the head of the cast, is the girl,, 11 Gunboat” Smith, Walter Long and Paul Panzer also play in support. An added attraction is “Ridin’ Thunder” starring Jack Hoxie. There will be the usual supports.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVI, Issue 86, 27 March 1926, Page 3
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