ENTERTAINMENTS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 16, 16 December 1932, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

Joa E. Brown in the “Tho Tenderfoot,” opens to-morrow afternoon, at tho Palace Theatre. “The Tenderfoot” is hailed as Brown’s funniest film, affording him his greatest opportunity for the universally popular type of comedy which has made him famous. Tho large supporting cast has Ginger Rogers in the feminine lead, Lew Cody and Robert Greig in comedy roles, and Vivian Oakland.

Daring feats of horsemanship together with thrilling gun duels and numerous fistic' encounters, go to mako up the stirring plot of “The Fighting Marshal,” which comes, to-morrow to the Kosy Theatre. This new Tim McCoy picture presents the colourful westom star as a young rancher who has to pit himself against the law in order to right himself in its eyes. Dorothy Gulliver, Matthew Betz, Pat O’Malley and Mary Carr 'head the supporting cast. “What Price Hollywood,” featuring Constance Bennett, commencing at the Regent Theatre to-morrow afternoon, is ono of the very few productions which gives the audience some real idea of behind-the-scenes activities of a modern motion picture producton unit. Nothing so absorbingly interesting and informative, of its type, has previously boon Been hore on tho sareen. A large cast includes Lowell Sherman, Neil Hamilton and Gregory Ratoff.