ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 14 November 1924, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE, TO-NIGHT.

“HER TEMPORARY HUSBAND.”

If you were an attractive athletic young woman; if your aunt had left you a fortune on condition that yon marry within 24 hours; if the provisions of the will, would not allow you mairry your present fiance; and if you wanted the cash, but were not keen for the matrimonial proviso, how would you go about getting it? Blanche Ingram, the heroine of ‘“Her Temporary Husband.” at the Opera House to-night and at 2 and 8 o’clock on Saturday, was faced with that problem. Rut she got an idea. She married a. decrepit old man, who had but a few lioujrs to live. The marriage was performed, but someone else was the happy bridegroom—a plotter had made up to look like the intended husband. Then complications and more complications before the strange mix-up is finally straightened out. It has bean interpreted to the film with a cast of the screen’s best known funsters, including Owen Moore, Reinser, Tully Marshall, Charles Gerrard, George Cooper, and others.