ENTERTAINMENTS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14100, 19 April 1920, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

PARAMOUNT THEATRE. One of the big attractions at the Paramount to-night will be ‘‘The Bluffer,in which dune Elvidge has one of the chief roles. The story: Sybil Vail Norden discovers herself penniless on the death of her father. A aughan her father’s partner, whom he cheated along with the others, cynically advises her to bluff it through and innocent of the world, it is all Sybil can do. A moneylender stakes her to piey upon Moran," a wealthy Westerner It is Vaughan who finally rescues her from the quicksands and leads her to happiness, but not until hey adventures have been many and desperate. “The Doctor and the Woman” is a splendid five-reeler drama, in which Mildred Harris (Mrs Charlie Chaplin) has the stellar role. This is a real tip-top drama with plenty of vim from beginning to end. COSY THEATRE. A GREAT MORAL PLAY. Sacrificed on the auction block of matrimony to satisfy a greedy father is the vision seen by a young and beautiful girl in “Why I Would Not Marrv,” ;i powerful morality play I>”°rluced bv William Fox, which will come to the Cosy Theatre for three nights commencing to-night. How this saving beauty avoids matrimonial pit-tails, escapes an existence of misery, saves her souL and achieves happiness constitutes the basis of the picture. The story is told in tin entertaining aiul unique manner through the working out of a novel idea. The girl has four suitoys whom she considers about equally desirable, but learns ere she- accepts any of them that her life would be one of niisery with any of them. A rippling two-reel Fox Sunshine comedy entitled “Bubbling in Society will supply plenty of humour. Other good films are to be shown.