WAIPAWA PICTURES.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue 152, 14 September 1928, Page 2

WAIPAWA PICTURES.

“ MeFADDEN’S FLATS.” Charlie Murray and Chester Conklin in ‘‘McFadden’s Flats,” six-reel apartments, completely furnished with laughs and hilarious bathroom sequel, comes to Waipawa to-morrow evening at 7.45. More laughs in ‘‘MeFadden’s Flats” than all the best Scotch-Irish jokes you ever heard. Jock McTavish was a Scotchman. He heard that America was the land of the free, so he went to spend his life there. Dan McFadden wanted to be a cop in New York’s police, hut became instead a hod-carrier and a millionaire. Dan McFadden patronised Jock McTavish, the Scotch barber, because he wanted a close shave. Said McFadden, ‘‘No porridge-eating son of a Scot will mam- a McFadden while I have my health.” Said McTavish, ‘‘Awa’ wi’ ye! Keep that Irish spalpeen o’ vours away fra my bonnie dochter. ” Then comes Richard Talmadge in ‘‘Doubling With Danger.” A racing, hurrying story of secret inventions and mysterious foreign agents! A plot that overflows with excitement and suspense. Splendid supporting items. Usual prices. Coming next Wednesday—Sidney Dan, the human ostrich, who eats tacks, stones, glass, who can bend heavy bars of steel in his teeth, who has huge stones weighing two owt., smashed on his chest. Don’t miss him. The marvel who defies death.