ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 5067, 20 December 1926, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GAIETY THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. TYPHOON LOVE. The rare, exotic atmosphere df the tropical South Seas forms an attractive background for “Typhoon Love,” which is to be screened to-night. The story has to do with the attempts of a hard-boiled South Stea trader to obtain control- of an opal mine. The entire picture is a succession of thrills, with burning ships, a real tropi.nl typhoon, and a hair-raising avalanche which carries a bungalow into the sea.

FERRIS JAZZLAND REVUE COMPANY. The “Ferris J.azzland Revue Company,” who have just concluded, a most successful tour of the United States, 1 will make their first appearance at the Gaiety Theatre, Paeroa, on Thursday night. This, is a combination of singers, dancers, t comedians and musicians who have been billed throughout the N.S.A. as America s greatest, aggregation of coloured entertainers. Th© company is a highclass one, and the programmes presented claim for their essentials originality, sweet songs, rich harmonies.; delightful -music,- pleasing dancing, and irresistible humorous it©ms. Critics speak of the-company as a re*markable organisation of singers, musicians, and entertainers who present an entertainment full of novelty, with a charm quite its own, and appealing to those who long tor amusement of an entirely different style to the usual. Every item is .a g®m and every member is a star,