The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 127, 23 February 1940, Page 7

The Theatres

REGENT "Topper Takes a Trip" Hoi and Young, Constance Bennett, Alan Mowbray, Billie Bnrke and Mr Atlas. Hal Roaehe's irresistible comedy gem—more laughs—more fun —- more magic than the original 'Topper.' The gorgeous ghost who fixed things up in 'Topper,' returns to mix things up in its hilarious sequel. You'll laugh as you've never laughed before. Poor is head-over-hcels in trouble again— and all because of that disappearing girl friend —now you see her; now you don't! The most uproarious comedy ever screened!

GRAND of the Moon" Pat O'Brien, Margaret Lindsay, John Payne, Johnny Davis, Melville Coop er, Isobel Jeans, Penny Singleton., j The screen's newest idea in exciting lilting, musical entertainment. "Bad Lands" Robert Barrat, Noah Berry, Jnr., Douglas Walton, Andy Clyde. Too often Western films follow a beaten track and a refresh ing change from the usual run— and excellent entertainment into the bargain—is "Bad Lands"' which unfolds an untold chapter in the winning of the West. Commencing Saturday. "Grand Jury Secrets" John Howard, Gail Patrick. The sensational headline scoop of the year. Conflict between two brothers, one a newspaperman, the other an assistant district attorney, as to just how secret a Grand Jury probe should go, and an addtional differences over a yoting lady. "Some Like it Hot" Bob Hope, Shirley Ross. Those 'Thanks for the Memory' people wiike up and swing. The world's fastest drummer joins wise-crackers Bob and Shirley in a top-notch swing hit.