The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 77, 20 October 1939, Page 8

The Theatres

REGENT Final two sessions to-day for "The Confessions of a,Nazi Spy" the most sensational film ever to be presented in Whakatane. Truth is more sensational than fiction.' Filmed behind locked doors and a message to the ■whole Avorld. Europe is now in a state of war fighting out the sar.e problem. Truly a picture you should see. Commencing Saturday, matinee and night, special matinee Monday "The Lady Vanishes" Michael Redgrave, Margaret Loekwood, Paul Lukas, Dame May Whitty, Mary Clare, Naughton Wayne, Basil Radford. A new r-nd better spy play. A magnificent sensation that is sweeping the country with record seasons. Six Aveeks in Auckland .. 5 weeks in Wellington, etc. Based on the story "The Wheel Spins" and produced by the man Avho gaA r e ns "The Steps" . . , While the Avlieels

spin, a mysterious woman passenger, a British spy, disappears . . .

Conspirators contend she Avas never on the train . . . but in an exciting finale Redgrave and the girl unmask a desperate plot.

GRAND

Final screening of The Little Tough Guys in their best picture to date "Code of the Streets" also Commander Dvott'.s sensational true story "Savage Gold." Commencing Saturday matinee and night "Mystery House" Dick l'urecll, Ann Sheridan. A piece of wire ... a man's wig . . . a rilled safe . . . Ihreee clues, three murders', three times the thrills of any other mystery hit in Warner Bros baffling new chiller! "Mystery House" tells the story of how a wealthy man was slain at his remote hunting lodge, and how clever Detective Lance O'Leary found the killer. "Land of Fighting Men" Jac Randall, Louise; Stanley, Wheeler Oakmnn and fhe Colorado Hillbillies. Fast becoming screenlands No. 1 cow boy, also episode 10 of 'Rod Barry' serial.