The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 194, 2 August 1940, Page 4

The Theatres

REGENT , Matinee and evening sessions today with the screening of "Yes„ My Darling Daughter." Commencing to-morrow, "The Real Glory," Gary Coopec, David Jtfiven, Andrea 1 Leeds, Reginald Owen. With Gary Cooper as you like him best—loving, fighting, adventuring—in a pulse-firing,;, drama of the Philippine Islands . . Come Hell or high water we've got, to dynamite that dam! . . . A town stricken by the terror of thirst . its river turned aside by fanaticMoros . . '. and only , a handful" of half-trained soldiers to cut their way through to the dam! A thrilling screen experience if or every woman. GRAND "Honeymoon Deferred" and "Charlie Chan in the City of Darkness" having their final screenings to-day at the Grand's matinee and evening sessions. With two presentations to-morrow commences "Full Confession" Victor McLaglen, SalJyatfers, Joseph Calleia, Barry powerful dramatic triumph for Victor McLaglen in the role of a murderer who couldn't slay his own conscience. "Millionaire Play Boy" Joe Penner, Linda Hayes. "Millionaire Play Boj'" harks back to the Keystone comedies. There are the same exuberantly idiotic characters —the same racings and Chasings .which' produce screams of .-laughter. Leairii all about the gentle art of petting from Penner.