The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 106, 5 January 1940, Page 5

The Theatres

REGENT Final two sessions to-day for a very bright programme headed by Madeleine Carroll, Shirley Ross, Fred Mac Murray in "Cafe Society." The gay giddy goings on inside the most glamorous social circle in the world. Also Preston Foster and Lynn Bari in "News is Made at Night" a stop at nothing thriller that will please the most exacting patron. Commencing Saturday matinee and night "Submarine Patrol" Richard Green. A timely and thrilling story of the smallest craft in the laughed-at "Splinter Fleet" play ed by a wonderful cast of popular players . . . The strangest crew that ever sailed the Atlantic . . . a motley assortment of civilian odds and ends! They shipped for a soft snap on a flimsy w r ooden cockleshell glued to a dock! i GRAND Final screening of 13p 4 Secrets of Treasure Island. Jane Withers in "Always in Trouble" and John Carroll, Kitty Linaker in "I am a Criminal" two popular pictures. Commencing Saturday matinee and night Ep 9 Scouts to the Rescue. "Fighting Thoroughbreds." Redblooded men—and blue-blooded horses in a thrilling, action-packed story of the racetracks. Blood will tell in men and women, as in horses it takes a real thoroughbred to stand the gaff ... to hold any pace against the stiffest odds in life and yet have something left for the final. drive down the stretch. "Outside These Walls" Michael Whalen. Drama and excitement fea ture in the film "Outside These Walls." Stars of the show are Mich ael \V,halen and Dolores. Costello, while the young film star, Virginia Weidler, again demonstrates her gTeat^abilityr—i;