The Theatres
REGENT Final two sessions to-day of Dea.nna Durbin in "Three Smart Girls Grow Up" with Nan Grey, Helen Charles Winninger etc. The general opinion is that this film is even better than the original "Three Smart Girls." The whole cast is excellent. Deanna Durbin sings songs such as "Invitation t 0 the Waltz" "Last Rose of Summer"' and finally her singing of "Because" gives true feeling to her wonderful voice. Commencing Saturday is another of those delightful 1 comedies such as Metro Goldwyn Mayer produce. A typical example recently was "Three Loves Has Nancy" and now "The Fir s c Hundred Years" "featuring- Robert Montgomery, Virginia Bruce,..Warren*' William and Binnie Barnes,
GRAND
Our popular family "programmes are now well established . and the final screening of No. 1 Is/" to-night. Neil Hamilton with Evelyn Venable |'n "Hollywood Stadium Mystery." "Up the River'" i s something ciuite new featuring Preston Foster, Tonv Arthur Treacher and many other stars. The highlight of the programme is a twenty minute film of all the incidents in the Louis v Galento fight. Commencing Saturday is our week.end special sto.rt ! ng with episode 5 of the "Red Barry" serial. The main feature is Edgar Wallace's greatest thriller "The Terror" featur >ng Wilfred Lawson who recently gave a great performance in "Pyg. mail on.-' 7 Last and by no means 'east is the popular singing star Gene Autry.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 60, 8 September 1939, Page 8
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