The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 65, 22 September 1939, Page 4

The Theatres

REGENT Y Two sessions today matinee aniH**'" night "Woman Against Woman" Herbert Marshall. Virgin 1 a Bruce, Mary Astor, Janet Beecher,. M.G.M. presents a superb cast in, a brilliant picture. "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned! The Old Adage is proved again in this story of a woman who would not let a second wife_yioceed where she had failed. GRAND Grand Theatre. Final screening tonight for "News Boy's Home."' Jackie Cooper, Edmund Wendy Barrie and The Little Tough Guys-. They had to fight for the right to^ live . . . Lonely kids caught in the jungle of pitiless streets . . . Fighting for the only home they knew . * Beneath their rags, theirJ:orced bluster, throbbed human drama of the heart . . . The street soiled clothes and dirtied their lips } but left their hearts clean. "Call of the Yukon* Richard Arlen Beverley Roberts., Lyle Talbot and Mala. Adapted from James Oliver Curwood's story 'Swift Lightning/ here is a cinema plav to appeal to _ lovers of the wide open spaces type of entertainment. The Yukon 1 —loii£* >-- frozen miles beyond the last outpostcf civilisation, where man-made laws are swept away, where primitive passions hol ! d sway, where the one code* is "kill or be killed.'' ;