ENTERTAINMENTS.
THEATRE ROYAL. One of the finest pictures witnessed in Hamilton for a very long lime is “ Love Never Dies,” featuring Colleen Moore, which will have its final screening to-night “ Love Never Dies,” is a colourful love story of a little French girl, who “mothers” a squadron of young British aviators stationed on her grandfather’s farm during the World War. “ Love Never Dies ” has been called “ Lite most beautiful romance,” and centres upon two youngsters. One is Jeannine, portrayed by Miss Moore, a little French girl and the other is Captain Philip Blythe, a ridiculously youthful pilot in that spectacular and heroic suicidal division, the -Royal Flying -Corps, played by Gary Cooper. STRAND AND FRANKTON THEATRES Edgar Wallace, prime mystery mechanician of our day, maintains that he has never yet written a story that has not been based on real life, and British Dominions’ second Edgar Wallace thriller, “The Forger," which will be screened at the above theatres to-night is based on true facts concerning the art of forgery. Lilian Rich, Nigel Barrie, James Raglan, and Winter Hall are the featured players in this thrilling film of mystery and. sensation. The second feature, presented by William Fox, is “ Once and Forever,” a screen classic.
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Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17783, 7 August 1929, Page 8
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