ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4929, 22 January 1926, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GAIETY THEATRE PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT.

A&Y WOMAN. When a girl of high breeding, education, and glorious boauty, but without sixpenny worth of knowledge of how to make a living, is. suddenly thrown upon the world, the result is always interesting. What happens is sure to be dramatic. Alice Terry begins in such a. predicament in “Any Woman,’’ which is to be shown tonight. She finally finds' work in the brokerage office of Rand and Phillips,, only to have both partners of the firm become infatuated with her. The fly in the ointment is. the fact that both are married. To further complicate matters Tom Galloway, a young salesman who is struggling to market a new soft-drink product and needs the assistance of the partners to do it, also falls in love with her.

Also the last night of Stereos, copik®SATURDAY NIGHT. THE LADY. Norma Talmadge has turned cabaret artist in her latest photoplay, "The Lady,” to be shown to-morrow night, and as premiere chanteuse of aji Apache restaurant in Paris- she sings, the latest American songs. Norma’s new photoplay is a story of a wife who lost both husband and baby through one of life’s strange twists of circumstances. The picture is a First National attraction, and the special supporting cast includes Wallace Macdonald, Norma’s leading man; AIC Gou'lding, Brandon Hurst, Elmily Fitzrcy, George Hackathorne, and Walter Long.