KING’S PICTURES.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 31598, 26 October 1923, Page 5

KING’S PICTURES.

WESLEY BARRY TO-AIOR ROW. “Heroes of the Street” to be shown at the King’s Theatre to-mor-row evening is the story of Micky Callahan, who finds life one fight after another, with the kids of the neighbourhood. His father a policeman, suddenly loses his life at the hands of a mysterious gang of crooks. And after Wes., and li.s mother are p’unged in black grief tlio lad sets about sleuthing for the man who made him an orphan. We won’t tell you how he does, it. but wo will let you into the secret sufficiently to say it is done through a number of the most comic escapades and hairbreath adventures ever limagined, V beautiful romance is interwoven through the pi.ct.u re. The conilination of irrcnnessiblo fun-loving Wes. ax a detective 'aind Marie Provost as the innocent actress in the power of a sinister plotting producer is unbeatable, and makes this production the best that lias come here for many a. moon. Owing to the length of “Orphans of The Storm.” to lie shown on the. following Satur(law two chapters of Tlinndo.rbo.lt will He shown to-morrow night in addition to a rib-tickling Alack Sen nett comedy, a. Review and Gazette. A matinee will Ho held in the afternoon at the usual hour.