ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4825, 1 May 1925, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GAIETY THEATRE PICTURES, TO-NIGHT “ BLUFF.” A young lawyer was the only mau who saw through Betty s deception. And he had been sent to arrest the woman she - was representing. The real woman had disappeared and Betty was bluffing it. But there was another man who wanted to get even with Betty, and in this situation he sa,w his chance. Agnes Ayres plays Betty, and Antonio Moreno the young lav.ver, in the latest Paramount picture, "Bluff,” to be shown to-night. TO-MORROW NIGHT. " THE PERFECT FLAPPER. Colleen Moore once again corrals all honours as the perfect, flapper of the screen. This time Hie dainty First National star wins the jazz age sweepstakes in a pliotodrama entitled "The Perfect Flapper,” which is to be shown to-morrow night. The. little lady of "Flaming Youth" and "Painted People” simply “runs away ’ with the material given her, and it is not saying too much to predict that hei characterisation of Tommie Lou Pember, the modersi girl .who wondered: "Wha„ kind of a girl must I be to be tne kind of girl the. boys want me to be," is something that will, go down in motion picture history with her interpretation of Pat Fentriss in "Flaming Youth.’* Colleen wears some smart and beautiful gowns which will delight the eye of-the feminine patron, while the party scenes will offer the most blase movie-goer thrills of a new variety.