AMUSEMENTS

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 37, 20 June 1927, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS

KB MG’S THEATRE. HAHOLD LLOYD IN ‘COLLEGE HAYS.’

For the first time in his ten years of cutting comic capers on the screen, Harold Lloyd plays 'the role of a college boy. He has played .many parts ,lmt “College Days” is the first time he’s donned a turtle uev sweater and a pill cap. Now that its finished and all that remains is to stand around theatres and listen to the laugher that sifts thro ugh tlie ventilators. Harold thinks that being a college kid is about the most strenuous role lie’s played.

To-day sees Hie first * showing of “College Days” nit the King’s where it remains until tomorrow night. It shows the efforts of a freshman named Lamb to become popular and succeeding in being only the goat! The action covers his arrival and reception at Late College j his love for pretty Peggy,

the only one in town who isn’t laughing up her sleeves at the little Lamb! His predicament at a- ball at which he wears a banted dresssuit ; his efforts to make the football team, and the big game in which the school’s reputation hangs perilously in the balance-