The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 12, 17 May 1939, Page 4

The Theatres

—o — REGENT "The Lady Objects" is the year's surprise packet. Gloria Stuart is depicted as a successful lawyer, the wife of Lanny an unsuccessful architect. Ross, being tired of playing second fiddle financially, becomes the "Golden Voiced all-American tenor'" in a night club, and introduces into the picture some very attractive songs. "Room Service'' ran for 61 weeks on Broadway and 28 weeks in London. Let the Marx Brothers run amuck in a sumptuous hotel; let Groueho become a shoestring producer who stages extravagant shows without a penny; let Harpo and Chico become his fides in hilarity; let there be a lovely blonde and a gorgeous brunette, and you have the Marx Brothers in their gayest, sidesplitting fun feEst to date. " GRAND i "True Confession." Paramount pre i sents Hollywood's mo-t celebrated . stars in the season's gayest and most original comedy romance. When the biggest little liar in the world is married to a, man who thinks that truth is the most important thing ■ in the world, you can expect fire- ' works. "Missing Witness." A drama > of underworld vengeance . . . be-' cause a beautiful girl's eves had seen • too much -. . . because her lips had told too much—she hnl vanished I without a trace! Missing! Why did : she suddenly vanish without a traced : Did she meet the mysterious fate oi' . other missing witnesses? Here is War- : ner Bros' dramatic expose of gang- • land's brutal answer to those who [ know too much and talk!