The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 25, 16 June 1939, Page 5

The Theatres

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Regent Thea'tre. Final two sessions to-day 1.30 and 8 p.m. for "Boys Town.'' Commencing Saturday matinee and night 1.30 and 7.30 p.m. also Monday and Tuesday "Alexander's Ragtime Band" with Alice Faye„ Tyrone Power, Don Ameche and a cast of thousands. One of tnq most successful and popular productions in recent years. It is establishing record seasons everywhere ... A stirring drama told with deep sincerity and tender emotion . . . made unforgettable by Irving Berlin's melodies. A story of love kindled by melody . . . melody that weaver together the mem ories of the turbulent years from, ragtime to swing ... to live in your heau-t forever! Tyrone Power appears as the leader of Alexander's Ragtime Band, with Miss I*aj 7 e as the singer and Ameche as the composer. More than a score of glorious melodies by Irving Berlin will open the floodgates of memory during this brilliant entertainment . GRAND Friday, Saturday and Monday mat. inee at 1.30 p.m. Friday night at 8 p>m. Bp 8 Flaming Frontiers? serial. ''The Life of the Party" ~ starring Gene Harriet Hilliard, Joe Penner, Victor Moore, Helen Brodeiick, Parkyakarkus. Now for ftill, excitement, and romance with all these famous comedians at their best and two romantic favourites falling.in love to a new swing score that is rhythmic and melodic. A gay, romantic story about a young millionaire who meets a young socialite mas j querading as a professional singer and, after many amusing complications, marries her. "Where the West Jack Randall, Luana Walters and the Six Bar.b Cowboys. The new singing cowboy in a fast moving action story. Cowboy crusader escapes lynching party! Guns rule the West again. A Robin Hood of the range. Gangsters invade the West but their machine guns kre no match for Jack's sixshooters . . , j I; : BISLEY'S BETTER BARGAINS | LIGHT ROOMY BLOCK DRAY » TIP-TOP ORDER. \