The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 158, 10 May 1940, Page 8

The Theatres

REGENT \ Two screenings to-day, "Bridal Suite, Annabella, Robert Youngs Walter Connolly, Reginald Owen* Arthur Treacher. One grand whirl of riotous comedy. Commencing" with matinee and night screenings to-morrow, "Thunder Afloat 5 ' Wallace Beerj% Chester Morris, Virginia Bruce. Dramatic lightning awaits you as Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer revealsits mighty saga of the Submarine Suicide Squad. An entertainment that combines the thrills of to-day's submarine warfare with heartylaughs at the rivalry between two erstwhile tugboat owners who joined the Navy! What you see in "Thun der Afloat" is happening as the British Navy pledges itself to rid the seas of German U-boats ancT magnetic mines. GRAND Tavo final showings, "Pygmalion"' and "Two Thoroughbreds." Twice to-fmorrow, "The Saint in London"" * George Sanders, Sally Gray. Step--vf ping from the pages of the fantems ? mystery stories by Leslie Chartefi? r . comes the screen's most exciting?" mystery adventure . . . How a daring modern Robin Hood, sworn towar on crime as his lifes work, rounds up a band of internationaF crooks, prevents the perpetration or a scandalous currency fraud and clears himself of a false murder charge, forms the exciting background for "The Saint in London.'*" "Mexican Spitfire" Lupe Velez, Donald Woods,, Leon Errol, Cecil Kellewaj r . Action, comedy, music ancT romance are the ingredients of thisentertaining story of the maritaY woes of a fiery Latin singer.