AMUSEMENTS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12011, 13 March 1920, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

MAETON—TO-NIGHT, The management has much pleasure in presenting the ever popular Vernon Castles in their life story “The Whirl pf Life.” Irene fell in love with Vernon’s skinny legs and on the beach they had their first dance. They elope to France and marry and are vary happy, Then came the Dance Wave that swept the world, and broughs fame and fortune to the Vernon Castles. It also brought jealousy, adventure, a real old-cime villain and an abduction. Irene is kidnapped. A thrilling rescue by Vernon—-a long chase—then from the sea came two wonder-dancers and in a magnificent ballroom they perform a number of dances in all their sinuops grace and variety. This picture is supported by an attraction in the latest dancing, Ethel Bennetto and George Irving—the Movies dancing stars—-treat us to absolutely the latest in dancing in their production “The Jazz.” Does it Lead to Destruction? SeveralTeadang clergy in ■ England have been-writing to the papers condemning“ The Jazz” and ’similar dances. Have your own opinion about those dances by seeing them clearly shown at Everybody’s* to-night. S 3 V.