The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 22, 9 June 1939, Page 2

The Theatres

REGENT ( Priday 8 p.;m maltin.ee 1.30. Saturday 7.30 matinee L3O. "Checkers'' with Jane Withers. Little Miss Mischief is on the rampage again . . . And how! ! You're in for thp laugh of a life time as Jane tempts Lady who forgetg to be a lady, in this thrilling story of the race track. You know what to expect from Jane and she will not disappoint you in this. ' ''Spawn of the North" George Raft Dorothy Lamour. Paramount's panoramic drama of untamed Alaska. In the spring of each year out of the quiet of Northern winter Alaska springs into roaring, spectacular life ... the heroic of ithe imperative irresistible, mysterious salmon run. Paramount has fashioned a mo_ tion picture that will long be remembered! GRAND Friday at 8 p.m. Saiturday at 1.30 and 7.30 p.m. Monday a<t 7.30 p.m. Ep 7 Flaming Frontiers serial. "The Great Man Votes" John Barrymore. Acclaimed by overseas critics as "A Masterpiece of Erftertainment," tHs dramatic comedy of a, self-made failure and his eventual rehabilitation! has amazed the world with its appeal ing charm, powerful story, superb acting, and sincere humajiity. Morei downright enioyment than you've had from a picture in many a moon. All the 'tears and chuckles and warming glow your heart ca,n cling to. The superbly acted and tremendously moving story of a failure who was a hero to his 'two loyal kids. Virginia Weidler gives a portrayal that would do credit to a much more amateur actress. "Rose of the Rio Grande" Movita ? John Carroll. ThrilJs aplenty —when a hot-blooded advertturer pursues a lovely senorita . . . and swears vengeance on the despoilers of his land! The exciting tale of a Mexican Robin Hood introduces to audiences the new screen sweethearts, lovely MoVita and the handsome, athletic singing star, John Carroll,