WORLD’S PICTURES

Patea Mail, Volume XLIX, 14 November 1928, Page 2

WORLD’S PICTURES

IT ETUDES, DANCE, AND WIRELESS DECEPTION OP ELECTION DESHLTS.

To-night should bo a red loU.lt night ;n Patea as '.far ns variety in on torla inmcnt goes. There will be the usual picture programme, a dance, and also wireless reception of election results until I a.in. The wireless plant, installed .by Mr. King, has been tested and found entirely satisfactory. Billie Dove, in “The Heart of a Dollies Girl/' is at home in her dancing beauty role. Miss Dove has been a dancer since she was six years old. Inasmuch as iilm stars ordinarily find little time for acrobatic dancing as a daily exercise, however, she has to condition herself before each picture that calls forth her talent in this direction. Before starting, “The Heart of a FolI;.os Girl,” the star trained by daily dancing exercises for a period of three weeks. In this manner she safeguarded herself against muscular soreness That might otherwise have interfered with her work in the picture. Larry Kent is Miss Dove's leading man in “The Heart of a Follies Girl,” and Lowell Sherman, Mildred Harris, and oilier notable players figure in the supporting cast.