THE GRAND—TO-NIGHT.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 14 August 1923, Page 4

THE GRAND—TO-NIGHT.

WESLEY BARRY IN "HEROES OF THE STREET." Wesley Barry again! This lovable urchin was seen at the Opera House last evening in "Heroes of the Street.'* The story is about Mickey Callahan, son of a police officer. Mickey is busy licking all the bullies in his neighbourhood, and keeping his kid brotner and sister disciplined, when tragedy states into his house with the sinister murder of his father by a mysterious gang of crooks. From a happy-go-lucky boy Mickey becomes a lad touched with the pathos of his home and leaving no stone unturned to find the person.responsible for the tragedy. An unusual love story of the stage is blended with the mysteqy element. _ This picture is adapted from Lem Parker's play. In the supporting cast are Marie Prevost, Jack Mulhall. and AVilfred Lucas. It is easily Wesley's best picture, and will give delight to both young and old. The programme is being repeated thisevening at the Grand Theatre.