WAIPAWA PICTURES.

Waipawa Mail, Volume L, Issue 2, 19 September 1928, Page 2

WAIPAWA PICTURES.

A WOULD MARVEL.

London’s big sensation, Sidney Dan, who has just finished a successful season at the Embassy Theatre, AVellington, wil be seen to-night at Waipawa. Heralded as the world’s wonder, a living marvel, who cats tacks, stones, glass and any old thing, Sidney Dan will astound the most critical patron. On the stage this evening he will bend heavy steel bars, ten to twelve feet long, in his teeth. He will also have huge stones, weighing up lo 2cwt. broken by 141 b. hammers on his chest. Sidney Dan is the >vorld’s fasteest escapologist and his marvellous escapes from handcuffs and strait-jackets have baffled police officials the world over. Patrons arc advised not to miss this wonderful performance. A good supporting picture programme is also offered, beaded by the breath-taking drama of the railroad. “Roaring Rails,” starring Harry Carey. The battle of the railroaders against giant Rockies is fraught with red-blooded drama oi human lives. This is thrillingly presented in “Roaring Rails." Special music is being featured. Prices as u'ual.

Coming next Saturday is the popular waltz lyric, “Ramona,” starring D'lores Del Rio. A special prologue staged by local artists is being presented, while a chorus will sing “Ramona.” Don’t miss it.