THE PICTURE HOUSES.
MUNICIPAL. Replete with all the wholesome ingredients that go to make up a really fine entertainment. “The Painted Flapper,” screening for rhe last time to-night at the Hastings Municipal Theatie. will be remembered by many for its delightful cynicism in a cleverly picturised burlesque on the presentday girl, topically termed the flapper. In an extremely difficult characterisation, Pauline Garon adds infinite glory to fame as an accomplished actress. James Kirkwood, who plays the part of the man from abroad, is ever prominent with his brilliant personality. The whole programme is excellent.
COSY DE LUXt
The final showing of the Paramount picture, “East of Suez,” a Raoul Walsh production, starring Pola Negri, will take place this evening at the Cosy Theatre, Hastings. i'lie picture is an adaptation bv Sacla Uowan, of Somerset Maugham’s stage play by that name. Edmund Lowe. Rockclitte FeHowes and Noah Beery are ieatured in support ot Miss Negri in the production. “East of Suez” is a mysteiy love drama with scenes laid in China. The supporting films are of an excellent type.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVI, Issue 9, 22 December 1925, Page 3
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