MISCHIEF

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 408, 17 December 1932, Page 7

MISCHIEF

WONDERFUL EN TERTAIN M ENT AT MAJESTIG ON MONDAY. DELIGHTFUL BRITISH COMEDY. One of the most entertaining tallcing pictures that is- ever likely to be turned out by British studios will op'en on Monday at the Majestic Theatre. The British Dominions Film "Misehief," starring that delightful gemonocled funster, Ralph Lynn, is B.D.F.'g latest ultra-eomedy opus. As Arthur Gordon, a meekly niarried man, who is allowed to sea just as mueh of the world as his wife's •apron strings will allow, Ralph has a respite from his better, or larger half, by going to a very fast cafe with his friend. Midway between festivities they both espy their wives entertaining J two gentlemen friends. What fol- | lows is much too good to reveal here j — but unless equipped with' cast-iron

j ribs, or a constitution that can stand _ the strain of a hearty laugh, patrons 1 1 are advised to stay away from the | j theatre during the film's season. H Movie fans will be interested to | know that thi^ is another Ben Traj vers story, adapted to the needs of i| the talking picture screen. Travers, ] who is the most prolific winter of hu- | morous stories in the world, has screen j material which is in constant demand j by film p'roducer.^ ,but up to now he j has devoted most of his works to the \ English screen. A supporting cast, which includes such talent as is supplied by Winifred ] Shotter, who will be well remembered i Ibr her "pyjama" role in "Rookery Nook," and her appearance in "Plunder" and "Chance of a Night Time," as the female lead, while prize come- . dian Kenneth Kove, he of the frozenface, also has a stellar role. In company with the rest of the f company, Jack Raymond, foremost \ British' motion picture director, hand- } led the megaphone with' all the skill | and finesse that is a characteristic of i a Raymond picture.