GRAND THEATRE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17180, 25 October 1923, Page 5

GRAND THEATRE.

The new programme at the Grand Theatre is headed by the First National attraction. “The Dangerous Age.” which can justly he entitled a first-class picture. In it the essential elements of humour, pathos and love interest are cleverly blended, and the whole story is of that well-constructed variety that keeps one in suspense until the end. Lewis Stone plays a leading role and among the other members of the cast are such celebrities as Edith | Roberts. Ruth Clifford. Helen Lynch, | James Morrison. C’leo Madison. Myrtle Stedmau. Edward Burns. Lincoln Stedroau and Richard Tucker. The second attraction on the programme is a William Fox production entitled “ Just Tony.” One of the leading performers in the- picture, is Tony, the famous horse belonging to Tom Mix. Tony plays a very big part ‘in this picture, and in fact puts his master, who of course also has a leading parr, somewhat in 1 he shade. There are thrills in abundance. Plenty of opportunity is afforded Tom Mix to show his skill as a. horseman and as a rifle and revolver shot. Tim remaining pictorial items are a travelogue film entitled “With Rod and Gun,” and a Topical Budget of interesting happenings in other lands. - •