ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5385, 8 February 1929, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

AURORA THEATRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. UP IN MABEL’S ROOM. “Up in Mabel’s Room” is a gay, frothy, frolicsome farce, the story of, which revolves about Mabel, a divorcee; and a black autographed chemise which had been givqn her by her former husband. A dozen or more persons are involved in subsequent developments, and: when they all gather up in Mabel’s room, the fun becomes furious. SATURDAY NIGHT. ACROSS TO SINGAPORE. “Across tq Singapore” is a vivid story of romance and adventure on the high seas, in New England, and in that mysterious melting pot of the East —Singapore. Novarro takes the; role of a young sailor who becomes enmeshed in many dramatic and thrilling adventures. FINNEGAN’S BALL. T,he story of “Finnegan’s Ball” concerns the fortunes, joys, and sorrows o£ the Finnegans traced) from their humble cottage in Ireland, brought to America by a big/hearted but noisily bluff friend of long standing, their erroneous exaltation tq the position of vest riches, and the dramatic dropping of the floor of fortune out from under them. TURUA PICTURES. NOW WE’RE IN THE AIR. Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton will be sqen at. the Turua Hall to-metrrow night in “Now we’re in the Air,’’ a la,ug,h riot. Beery and. Hattqn as twb ship’s stokers who are made ill even' by a rolling coaster, ’ suddenly find thepselves blown into the Air Service during war time. It is a sky quake of. fun and thrills when these two laugh birds take the air. ADAM AND EVIL. On Tuesday next “Adam and Evil” will be screened. This is a rjot of matrimonial mix-ups. It is a snappy stoiry of a scrappily married c.ouple, a persistent blonde, and a brother from Brazil. You will learn about laughter from this one.