ENTERTAINMENTS

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 286, 6 November 1925, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

KOSY. PENDLETON ROUND-UP. ‘‘Let ’Er Buck,” one of two good feature's now showing at the Kosy, was made in Pendleton, Oregon, while that city’s famous annual round-up was in progress. In cionsequencc there was available for atmospheric purpose's a collection of the most skilled cowboys, the most vicious bucking horses, the danger-wisest steers and a host of other elements all of championship standing when it comes to sports of the cattle range. Hoot Gibson is the star and the supporting cast includes Marian Nixon, Josie Sedgwick and G. Raymond Nye. “Alias Julius Caesar,” a 6-reel comedy-drama starring Charles Ray, is also showing with a comedy and fine news reel.

PARAMOUNT. ALICE TERRY PICTURE. Alice Terry, long recognised as one of the most beautiful women in motion pictures enjoyed her first opportunity of wearing lavish modern gowns in her first Paramount picture, “Sackcloth and Scarlet,” which is now showing at the Paramount Theatre. Miss Terry has been beautifully gowned in many pictures, but in such in; Unices the gowns were period designs. In such pictures as have shown her in modern clothes her roles did not permit of anything extravagant. PALACE THEATRE “HER HUSBAND'S SECRET.” In Prank Lloyd’s hirst. National picture, “Her Husband’s Secret,” now at the Palaee Theatre, Antonio Moreno, Patsy Ruth Miller, Ruth Clifford and David Torrence arc the featured players and others in the big cast inc'tido Phyllis Haver and Walter McGrail. A very enthusiastic audience last night viewed the first screening of this remarkable picture, which entirely upheld the reputation already gained in other centres. AUSTRALIA~N~LAmES’ BAND. The famous Australian Ladies’ Pipe Band will return to Palmerston North for the week-end and will give a grand display of playing and marching on Sunday afternoon in the Esplanade. This trill bo tile final appearance of this famous band in Palmerston North as it will leave shortly for Canada, the United States, and the rest of the world.