WAIPUKURAU THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 131, 19 June 1937, Page 9

WAIPUKURAU THEATRE

Kay Francis in "White Angel". To-night What is heralded as one of the out? gtanding productions of the "The While Angel,' 'a First National picture portraying thje life story of Florenc® Nightiiigale, will jbe screeped for the last time at t-he Wgipxikiirau Theatre to-niglit, ' j No woman's work hjas ever meant \ more to humanity thnn that of j Florence Nightingale, /the gentle-rjbred ; English girl who raised nursing from | a most menial t^sk to a profession of I dignity and stariding. From her work | j in the Orimean Wuf grew the great i lted Cross ,qf to-4ny. She e.stahlished the first training sphoo) for nurses iu England. She foiight with prejudjce, ; ignoraime, gpatby and antagonism, aud | conquered tliem all. i Kay Fracis is always a finished actr j ress, but never has shg ^een more spleudid than in the role of Florence , Nightingale. | j LOUIS PASTEUR— TUESDAY NEXT; In a tense, smashing drama, replete I with action and romanoe, he has i painted the turbulent life of Louis j Pasteur, tliat amazing Frencli scjentist i whose battle of humanity against | ignorance and prejudice is oue of tlie ! most astoun'ding ejiapters in moderii | history in an amazingly colourful pictiire, whieh coines to the Waipukurau I Theatre next Tuesday af S o'olock. j Seats may be reseryed at Hawkes, 'Phone 239. j