MUNICIPAL THEATRE
Oue of the most hilarious and entertaiuing screen attractions offered for a ioag time is the B.I.P. production "Girls Will Be Boys," which comes to the Hastings Municipal Theatre tonight, It is a story that carries with it abundant laughs and some extremeiy uproarious situations and surprises. It all centres around Pat Caverley, a vivacious young bundle of femininity whose grandfather is the* Puke of Bridgewater. ' The Duke is an eccentric old hoy to whom the mere thought of a woman about the place is poison itself — let alone have her as an heir. Consequenfly, when he receives a letter addressing him as "Dear Grandfather," which is signed "Pat Caverley," he yells Hurrahil a male heir," jumps for joy and1 immediately despatches his secretaryj Grey, to feteh the yonng fellow from Paris. But when Grey reaches Paris the "young fellow" is in sSrts, and rightly so, for Pat turns oui to be Patricia and not Patriek at all 1 Grey knows that it would he quite iitt possible to take the Duke's relativi haek in this form so he decides thal she must become a boy for her owi sake aa weli as that o£ the Duke. Sh does, and what fun ensues! Also oi the programme is 'Tarty Wire," an other hflarious com^ay, , v
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 16, 12 October 1937, Page 8
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