AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 84, 10 April 1933, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

PLAZA THEATRE. Those who see the clever British comedy. " The Mayor's Nest," at the Plaza, will probably, wonder who is the little blonde girl who plays the part of the bride in the Paradise Row wedding sequence. Her real name is Dolly Minifie, and her homo is near Birmingham, England. About twe years ago, when she was ten years old, she was on holiday with her parents at Blackpool, the great English holiday resort, where a group of Terry children were appearing. Dolly quickly made friends with them, and, being always in their company, very soon became attracted by their mode of life. The Terry Juveniles* organisation is a kind of junior school, training, girls between 12 and 14 years for a stage career, and the Terry groups are rapidly becoming' as famous as those of their grown-up rivals. This young would-be star, at the ripe age of. ten years, explained to her mother that it was time she started preparing for a stage career, and the upshot was that Miss Terry, the organiser of the Terry Juveniles, took her back to London arid trained her privately 'until she attained the necessary age to become a fully-fledged member of the Terry organisation. The Plaza will present another British comedv treat for Easter. This is "Marry Me," Renate Midler's second screen vehicle. Lan Hunter plays a romantic lead, while George Robey and Harry Green supply the laughs.