The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 193, 31 July 1940, Page 4

The Theatres

REGENT Matinee and evening screenings, and to-morrow night, "Yes, My Darling Daughter/' Priscilla Lane, Jeffrey Lynn, Roland Young, Genfevieve Tobin, lan Hunter, Fay Bain-> tcr, May Robson. The stars of ."Four Daughters" in a gaily da,ring story of a week-end interlude with a modern Miss who thinks a wedding ring is old-fashioned nonsense . . . It's, delightfully frank . . . and frankly delightful. The film has much of the famiily charm and serenity of "Four Daughters"' arid "Mother, Carey's Chickens." The picture is beautifully and always in excellent taste GRAND Final screenings to-day, "My Man Godfrey." Commencing to-morrow,. "Honeymoon Deferred" Edmund Lowe, fc %]Ylargaret Lindsay, Elizabeth Risdon, Joyce Compton. Polish and slickness in direction, as well as in character drawing, afford some of the appeal of Universale racy offer-* ing, "Honeymoon Deferred." In this, the elucidation of a murder mystery is Avrapped around with the cellophane of bright comedy. "Charlie Chan .in the City of Sidney Tolcr, Lynn Bari, Ifl&ld Huber, Tree. Paris! Blackout! But there's no blackout for crime . and the great detective is commandeered! In "City of Darkness" Ghan thwarts the efforts of a spy ring in Paris to send munitions out of the country.