ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4836, 29 May 1925, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GAIETY THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT “THE BEDROOM WINDOW.” To be found ni a strange man’s room when that person was returning from a holiday was something that Matilda Jones did not relish. But when she told Silas Tucker that he was implicated to a certain extent in a crime that was committed during his absence lie agreed to help her -solve the mystery, and this is what happens in "The Bedroom Window,” the Paramount mystery picture that is tlie chief attraction to-night. May McAvoy has the principal feminine role, and Malcolm Macgregor is leading man. SATURDAY NIGHT. “ FOR SALE.” In the first National production “For Sale,” which is to be shown tomorrow night, Adolphe Menjoti interprets the part of a climber, a parvenu, who seeks entree into the Four Hundred via the matrimonial route, the object of attention being Eleanor Bates, whom, he later learns to love. “For Sale” was written for the screen by Earl Hudson, and reveals a side of society heretofore unpictured. It shows society folk when prosperity is in their favour and exhibits them in all their nakedness when poverty has struck their tender skins. It takes the spectator from the scenes of gaiety in New York to scenes in the Latin Quarter of Paris. The cast is of unusual merit,’ and includes isuclr popular names as Claire Windsor, who plays the part of Eleanor; Adolphe Menjou, Robert Ellis, Mary Carr, Tully Marshall, and many others of equal note.