WAIPUKURAU THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 77, 17 April 1937, Page 12

WAIPUKURAU THEATRE

"Private Number" To-night Loretta Young and Eohert Taylor, the new fscreen love team, score a deilnite hit in "Private Number," shown ut the Waipukurau • Theatre last niglit and to be repeated again to-nxght at 8. In the story Taylor is a millionaire 's soix and Loretta a personal maid. Their romanee blossoms into >a secret mai'riage, with Taylor baek at college and his wife 'still a servant in the household of .his , family. . Basil Eathboue i.'onviucos tho Winliolds that Loretta is a gold-digger. Iieort-bx'oken, tho girJ lliea i'rom th-e houso and goes into Mdxhg. The x)3 c'ture uioves romauticuily (md dramatically to a stirrlug cutxclusion Patsy Kelly is hilarioiis as a Chumbtrmaid. ' A very beautiful musical'sc.enie "In a Monastery Gavden," in briJliant teehnicolour, is an outstandiug feature of the first part of a very enjoyable programme. Tuesday Next "The Unguarded Hour" is a compelling drama based on Laidislaus For-dor-'a stage play and revolves about a woiuan who bores her husband's past in an attempt to aave his life . Lorettg

Young is the young wife, while Fratichot Tone, her busb&nd, is a brilliant attorney who is famed for sendxng men to the gallows on' circumstaxxtial evidenee. ' ' The Unguarded Hbuf ' will be sereened at the Waipu kar ad Tfi'eatre ntx "Tuesday next.