ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4900, 6 November 1925, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GAIETY THEATRE PICTURES. TONIGHT. "LOCKED DOORS.” The story of “Locked Doors,” which is to be shown to-night, is a domestic drama lightened with many bright comedy touches, and tell of what happens when a young architect falls in love with the beautiful wife of his friend and benefactor. They both meet, neither knowing the identity of the other, at a trout stream way back in the mountains. It is a case of ipve atl finst sight, youth calling to youth. But it is not until the boy is invited to his employer’s home and there finds out who the girl really is that trouble begins. The husband’s sister .tries to put it into his head .that these two, the architect and .the wife, have met before. But he will not listen to her. He trusts his young friend and loves his wife. There is a great fire scene during which the architect is trapped in Mary’s (Miss Compson) room. The husband comes in search of his wife and finds the pair together. There is a fight—or, rather, a fight starts, but when the young fellow refuses to defend himself a strange thing happens. What 1 That’s the question. TO-MORROW NIGHT. “LOVE’S WILDERNESS.” Admirers of Corinne Griffith’s screen charms have a rare opportunity of iseeing her in contrast in “Love’s Wilderness,” her latest First National Film, which is to be screened to-morrow night. Not only dees Corinne reveal new splendours in her gowns and riding costumes, but in one sequence she fits herself into the drab, coarse setting of the Canadian woods, to which she has eloped with tn adventurer. And at .the start of the story she presents a quaint picture as, an old-fashioned Southern girl, brought up by two stern maiden aunts. CHARLES VALENTINE. In conjunction with the picture programme to-morrow night Charles Valentine, ventriloquist, is to appear. Mr Valentine comes direct from leading Australian vaudeville circuits. His Ventriloquism is above the average, and he presents an entertainment which will be enjoyed by adults as well as by children.