ENTERTAINMENTS.

Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16817, 8 June 1926, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THEATRE ROYAL. Commencing at the Theatre Royal to-night, is the big Paramount attraction, "The American Venus," declared by critics lo be the most lavish production released during 1926. It features for the Erst time Fay Lampicr who won the all-American competition for the most beautiful figure. The picture is produced on a hitherto unheard-of scale of magnificence, with bathing beauties, big society ball-room scenes, combined with plenty of action and romance. Seats should be reserved at Jackson's, tobacconist, theatre entrance, or by theatre 'phone 1580. NEW STRAND AND FRANKTON.t "Seven Keys to Baldpa.te," the screen version of the successful play, pleased a large audience. last night. You will laugh witli the rest of tile world at Douglas MacLcan in this Paramount cora.'dy. but he is the ono who tries lo work alone and in peace and quietness at tile Baldpalc Inn. Ho thinks he has tiie only key, but there are six others and all come to the inn on the nif-'ht that Doug, picks to write a novel and then the fun begins. The problem of what, to do with a suddenly acquired million is lh> task that confronts a poor little dress model in "Joanna," the second attraction. Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall are co-featur-ed. Seats may he reserved at Lewis It. Eady and Son, Ltd., or by Theatre 'phone 1422.