AMUSEMENTS

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9025, 3 November 1925, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

iOVviN HALU. A special picture, entitled, ‘‘Three AVomeu,” will be the great attraction at the Town Hall to-morrow night. “Three AVomexx” is a story of one man and three women, made even more unique by a. mother-daughter combination in the trio. Alay AlcAvoy in the role of the charming daughter, is said to be more alluring than ever, and Pauline Frederick is perfect in her portrayal of a mother defeated" in love by her own daughter. Marie Prevost, as the third rival for the love of one man is charmingly convincing. The sets in this picture are reported to be magnificent. Other members of the cast are Lew Cody, Mary Carr, Pierre Gendon and Willard Louis. By special arrangement the results of the election will be screened in the Town Hall to-morrow night, OPERA HOUSE. Admirers of Colleen Aloore and Conway Tcarle will appreciate “Flirting With Love,” a First National picture which is to be shown at the Opera House to-night. Aliss Aloore plays the part of an actress in this story of the stage, while Conway Tear!© starts the complications by stopping the play in which the actress is appearing, on the ground that it is immoral. Whereupon the actress “goes for” the amateur reformer and “'gets him” in the last reel. To-morrow night’s programme will he th*'' Paramount production “ATen and AA T •" n." starring the popular Richard Dix. t ] u . s , h for the bodv bad been ur successful. The late Taiawhm i'a came ' j) V 1 slat'd. Hi was a man of ld-h -ink in tho- Ngamcrangi ] );ir , was nnmarried and , -Umt f ;;v rears of age. IT© was j ■M.- -h esteemed by both natives | and Europeans, i