ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4823, 16 March 1925, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GAIETY THEATRE PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT THE CIRCUS COWBOY. Combining the romance of the west with the colourful life of the sawdust ring, “The Circus Cowboy,” Charles Jones' latest William Fox production, to be shown to-night, is said to be one of the most highly entertaining pictures this star has made. The storyconcerns a cow puncher, who, pursued by a posse in the belief that lie v shot a m,an, escapes* and finds refuge with a circus as a trick rider. This temporary haven supplies romance in the form of a little tight-rope walker—but it also supplies numberless complications and excitnng situ- "' atio’TS. TO-MORROW NIGHT. A BILL OF DIVORCEMENT. “ A Bill' of Divorcement,” to be ' presented to-morrow night, is based on the problem of divorce made permissible in cases of lunacy and the f glorification of youth, especially in the case of the so-called modern girl. Fay Compton plays the part of the wife whose husband became insane and who decided to get a divorce’ on those grounds and re-marry. Malcolm Keen plays Hilary Fairfield, the husband who became insane and spent ten' years in- an asylum and came

out cured. Constance Binney is the “ modern girl,” the daughter of these x parents, who sacrifices her life to look after her father. when her mother married again.