AMUSEMENTS

Te Aroha News, Volume XLI, Issue 66285, 2 October 1925, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

THEATRE ROYAL PICTURES SATURDAY’S ATTRACTIONS Rarely has an Australian film received so much praise as the romance from Beaumont Smith, “The Adventures 'd: Algy,” which will be one of the attractions at the Theatre Royal on Saturday. Commencing in England, the story moves with swift pace to Australia and then to New Zealand, where the smiling and imperturbable Al"- r seeks a fortune, the hand of a pretty girl and the solution of a cross word nuzzle. Laughter and thrills go hand in hand as the story moves on, and when at last Algy finds the solution he finds that he has also found happiness, health, and the land of the only girl in the world. This film has broken all records wherever shown. It is clean, wholesome, and contains a most interesting and entertaining story. Bebe Daniels is the modern bluebeard who marries two men at the same time in her latest Paramount starring picture “Miss Bluebeard.” Does she get into a tangle of fun? Well, this is the comedy-de-luxe of the year, and Raymond Griffith is also in the cast. Robert Frazer and Kenneth Mac Kenna are also in prominent roles. “Miss Bluebeard” will be the second attraction. at the Theatre on Saturday.