ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5264, 18 April 1928, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. ONE WOMAN TO ANOTHER. Florence Vidor’s impersonation of a somnambulist nqarly ends in a death plunge in one of the scenes of her new production, “One. Woman to Another,” to be screened to-night. In this incident of her society comedy Miss Vidor is in hex s.weetheart’s hornet, having schemed with a girl friend to make him come to his sejnses and; marry .her. She climbs on to the roof, pretending she is walking in hqr sleep, looks to the ground, and becomes faint. Just as s;he is about to topple off he saves her. FULLER’S REVUE COMPANY. TO-MORROW NIGHT. What is described as one of the. smartest combinations on: the circut controlled by Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller will appear at the Aurora Theatre to-morrow evening. The company under notice, Mr Gayle Wyer’s Band-box Revue and; Musical Comedy Company, has just concluded a season of 10 weeks at His Majesty’s Theatre. Amongst the number is the hilarious concoction “Black Eagle.” This piece, which' is to be stage.d to-morrow evening. abounds in humorous situations a,nd is responsible for continuous merriment. Many diverting scenes and 1 s'tuations occur, an,! 1 the action of the piece is marked by the great versatility of the performers. Quite a feature is made of the. dancing by the ballet, the members of which execute several entertaining movements with fine precision. Very favourable reports precede, the visit'ng company, and it may be accepted in advance that a ve,ry satisfactory and enjoyable presentation will be staged. Seats may be reserved at Flatt’s.