The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 40, 24 July 1939, Page 5

The Theatres

REGENT Final screening to-night of Metro Goldwyn Mayer's great dramatic drama with Robert Montgomery giving a performance eclipsing that of "Night must Fall" a performance you will long remember. Excellent supporting programme. • Commencing Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 1 with a matinee Wednes day is "Fisherman?s Wharf* Bobby Breen, Leo Carrillo, Henry Armetta and Slicker the Seal. R.K.O's enchanting successor to ''Rainbow on the River," with Bobby Breen as an, orphan of the waterfront . . . the sea in his soul , . . a song on his lips. There'fc fun for' everyone in this unusual laugh and heart-throb story of a waterfront orphan and his adopted family, and a new tune that will soon be whistled by everyone from the manager down to the office boy —'Sell Your CaresJ 'For a Song.* Other songs are 'Blue Italian Waters, ' 'Fisherman's Chanty/ 'Santa Lucia. ' 'Ombra Mai Fu' and 'The re turfn to Sorrento.' GRAND The final screening of this week"? popular programme Ep 13 Flaming .■frontiers serial, Will Hay in "Convict 99*' and Dick Purcell in ''Daredevil Drivers"'- a programme full of rare entertainment from beginning to end. , . ' Commencing Tuesday also Wednesday and Thursday another ; spfcciaL. "The Last Warning'' Crime Club Thriller'. Preston Foster, Frank Jenks E. E. Cliv'e, Kay Linaker, Joyce Compton. Jonathon Latimer's latest and most exciting mystery thrHler. Beware of "The Eye" 4 . . sinister . . avenging . . all-seeking! Tracking down victims! Striking with sudden swiftness! Knives weikled by unseen hands. Shots echoing in deserted halls! Disaster striking in, sealed rooms!