ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5200, 7 November 1927, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AVRORA THEATRE TICTCBES.

TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT

THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT

How a great disaster changed the wiiolo lives of two childhood sweetheai is and nearly thwarted their love is told in the stirring sequences of “The Fourth Commandment,” which is to lie shown to-night and again tomorrow night. Henry Victor and June Marlowe are the swqethearto who support Belle Bennett in one of her greatest mother roles.

A FULLER ATTRACTION.

AURORA THEATRE THURSDAY

Sir Benjamin Fuller, director of the well-known entrepreneurs, is keenly interested in establishing a. continuity of provincial tours, and bring to the people living in the smaller towns all the latest and best in musical comedies, vaudeville, and other classes of entertainment which is at present, with the exception of rare occasions only the privilege of those living in the cities and larger towns. As a. first step in the, right direction and, it is( hoped, the forerunner of countless others, the Getorge Wallace Revue Company will play one night at Paeroa, on Thursday, November 10, with one of their brightest productions, “Off Honolulu.” The company, consisting of 20 talented artists and a particularly smart ballet, will be staged with complete wardrobe, scenic and lighting effects, just as in the Fuller theatres. Heading the company isi George and in presenting Mr Wallace and his clever company Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller are giving the provincial towns an opportunity of seeing Australasia’s greatest cpmedian and most, successful company on the Fuller Circuit.