ENTERTAINMENT.

Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4477, 12 July 1930, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENT.

TOW|N HALL

*‘The Naughty Duchess,” is an alluring young woman who is hav- • ing a lot of fun wearing a false identity—and she gives you a lot of fun watching her, so you can see that the Tiffany-Stahl production playing at the Town'Hall tonight is entertainment, that’s easy to take. 11. B. Warner, Eve Southern and Gertrude. As tor are the featured players. Then, there is an amusing story suggested by Sir An- * I bony Hope's novel, “The Indisorelion of the Duchess,” adapted by Tom Terriss and directed by him in a light, frothy and wholly delectable vein. The Duchess is such by courtesy only, the Duke having been unable to refuse a. pretty stranger permission to cal] herself his wife until she has thrown two detectives off her trail. But they tigure she can be the Duke’s wife and still be the woman they want —she tells the Duke it’s for murder so. he’ll feel' she needs his protection—so they keep their noses close to the ground. The result, is that the lady goes to his chateau as his bride and, having- fallen in love at sight with the Duke, puts on some naughty airs to intrigue liis attention and makes many an hilarious and tang- rc . s led situation, but all ends well. With . t comedy, News and Scenic at usual prices. An amusing comedy of newly married life “Honeymoon Flats,” will head Monday’s programme. It is described as a great laugh maker and features George Lewis and Dorothy Gulliver in the leading roles. Usual prices.