The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 205, 28 August 1940, Page 5

The Theatres

REGENT Matinee and "evening screenings to-clay, with evening session only to-morrow, '"Daughters Courageous" Priscilla Lane, Rosemary Lane, Lola Lane, Gale Page,, John Garfield- ; Their second great hit —will be your ; first choice! If you liked "Four Daughters" (and who didn't?) —if you want to see those delightful stars reunited (and who doesn't?) —.• ' we - wholeheartedly recommend for you and your family "Daughters Courageous"—only the stars are the sdme. The story, characters, ro-» mances are all different. We didn't think it could he done—but you'll agree it lias when you see this de~ .. lightful Warner Bros production. GRAND Final screening to-night,- "The Magnificent Obsession.!' Commencing to-morrow*; "Everything's On Ice" Irene Dare, Roscoe Karns. Ed>gar Kennedy, Lynec Roberts, Eric Linden. The world's little swing sweetheart skates her way into your heart in this romantic ice frolic . . . "The show with a thousand thrills on ice with Irene Dare. Talented little six year old ice skating champion so well remembered for her brilliant performance with Bobby Breen in "Breaking the Ice." A thousand laughs mingle with a quadrangle romance and some beautifully ed ice ballets backgrounded against the brightest spots in Florida. "Pri-< vate Detective" Dick Faron, Jane Wyman. Mightiest of all mysterjr thrills! Packed with mirth and murder—the film is one of the gayest murder mysteries many a moon-j She was a. blonde—and, gentlemen prefer blondes.