ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2830, 6 January 1925, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

“THE BEDROOM WINDOW.” Who killed Martin, the hanker 1 And no one knew, nor could they find out till a clever woman showed them how it was done and surprised and thrilled just as much as you will he when you see "The Bedroom Window,” al (lie 'town Hall Cabaret 'tn-morrow (Wednesday) evening. The leading roles are portrayed by May McAvoy, George Fawciil, and Malcolm Maegregor. A Christie Comedy. “Fool Proof,” and tin latest News complete the Cabaret programme, to be offered at Cabaret prices. A pietue combining the excitement of tlie West, and the entertainment of-a big three ring circus heads the list at the Town Hall on Saturday. It is entitled “A Circus Cowboy,” and features Charles (Buck) Jones and Marion Nixon. Advance notice is given of the early advent in Foxton of “Chu Chin Chow,” the wonderful story of the East made famous on the spoken stage by Oscar Asche and Lily Brayton. ROYAL PICTURES. “A Western Musketeer,” in which Leo Maloney, the dashing young star makes his appearance at the Royal Theatre, to-morrow night, is a picture which has a real hero on horseback, and in Dixie Lamont it has a heroine who represents the best, of American womanhood. If it is a good and interesting picture you want to see, see “A Western Musketeer” at the Royal to-morrow. Watch Thursday’s paper for a rattling good picture, to he screened -on Friday night. On Saturday night Constance Talmadgc has finished her first period in the comedy drama, “The Dangerous Maid.” This thriller of Old England in the time of King James IL whch has just been released by First National, is coming quite new in settings and plot for Constance, hut affords unlimited field for her effervescent style of niimiekorv. Next week Constance appears in t4 Dorothv Vernon of Haddon Hall.”