“CAT’S PAJAMAS”

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 12, 5 April 1927, Page 12

“CAT’S PAJAMAS”

A DELIGHTFUL TALE Hailed by critics as "the ideal Betty Bronson picture,” Paramount’s “The Cat’s Pajamas,” which comes to the Princess Theatre this week, might also be called the "ideal Ricardo Cortez picture.” Never has this popular young actor appeared to better advantage than in this film, in which he is co-starred with Miss Bronson. It is a delightful tale of love, humour and adventure

which was especially written for the screen by Ernest Vajda. "The Cat's Pajamas,” from the time its intriguing title is thrown on the screen, until the last flicker showing Miss Bronson’s delightful cat fading into the distance with a brood of kittens, is as good entertainment as anything shown here in recent months. It has all the elements movie-goers like love, romance, adventure, thrills, magnificent and picturesque settings, panics, and —the wonderful element of "dreams come true.” ... . The supporting cast includes that grand old man, Theodore Roberts, and the charming lily of France, Arlette Marchal. William Wellman is the director.