WAIPAWA THEATRE.

Waipawa Mail, Volume LI, Issue 24, 11 November 1929, Page 2

WAIPAWA THEATRE.

WEDNESDAY NEXT, AT 8. The College boys and girls are at it again. A gala crew will arrive at the Waipawa Theatre on Wednesday, when First National’s epics of education will he shown. It is “Hot Stuff,” said to be just as hot as the name, and it stars Alice White, the pc| py little individual who scored in “Show Girl” and “Naughty Baby.” Get the real low down on the social side of college life. Roaring rah rah boys and classy eo-eds make hey hey while the moon shines. Whoopee parties. College games. Let adorable Alice White show you the younger generation as you’ve never seen it before. “Hot Stuff” was adapted from “Bluffers,” a college story by Robert S. Carr. It deals with two very devilish students of a famous college who prtend to be a lot worse than they really are. It pictures bluntly all the reckless gaiety of its surface and provides a pretty romance with all the college atmosphere as a background. Louise Fazenda has a comedy role of the old maiden aunt, while Doris Dawson, Buddy Messenger, and Bell Hall are also in the east. Don’t miss Alice White. See her dance, she’s the gal that put flame in “Flaming Youth.” Also showing, Lupino I jane in a roaring comedy, “Hello, Sailor!” Latest News reels, etc.