The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 4, 28 April 1939, Page 4

The Theatres

o «=r REGENT The final screenings at 1-30 and S : p.m. to-dny of a comedy that has pleaded everyone of the large audi. . once:-- who iiiive ,attended ''Say it i:x. J-i'eneh" Commencing, to.morrow Saturday. From the mighty of Golthvyn Mayer comes a super special ".Merrily we Live"' which is well known by the fact that it hokl? , tlie record season of nine weeks, Auckland is popu'ar theatre The Em-, bass v. The east alone is sufficient I guarantee. Constance Bennett, Brian Aherne, Alan Mob ray, Patsy Kelly, . Billy Burke. Ann, Dvorak, Tom . Brown, Boni.ta Granville. When you rend these names it is easy why this picture, apart from the excellent story, is so far above the ordinary. Added to this is the elaborate production which only M.G.M. can give. It tops Topper by 1000 laughs, nbounds in droll situations and rapid fire dialogue. A picture that we are happy to add our earnest recommendation. Another excellent supporting rogramme includes the March /of rime, a travel talk in colour. Crime loos not pay story, world news etc.

GRAND , I

This mogramme ; - serial "Flaming Frontiers'' fSt%rin£ Johnnie Mack Brown. A tale of " real wild west days, cowboys and Indians, tlie pony express, and many exciting adventures spread over 15 really exciting episodes, "Booloo" ' featuring Colin Tan ley, the Dtinedjifi boy who has made his name in Hollywood. The story of the only njfiur.ever to face the white tiger, fiercest of jungle beasts to whom natives offer lovely maidens in sacrificed tribute. See the untamed anima] 3 in- • deadly struggle in their native wiM* see the terrible Sakai, most ferogyrnx-; 7 of the jungle tribes. Don't Wiss" 800100. Then to finish a super entertainment George Olßrien, that hemaji of the West, in "Lawless VaU ley.'' You can always rely on. Georgia for a good Wild* West story. ■ " '"■■ ■ " '£%