The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 230, 25 October 1940, Page 4

The Theatres

REGENT Matinee and evening, "Florian." Commencing with two screenings to-morrow "Hollywood Cavalcade," Alice Faye, Don Ameche, J. Eel- 7 ward Bromberg, 'Buster Keaton, Stuart Erwin, Alan Curtis. The most brilliant new-note in entertain . tnent! Hollywood's most fascinating story is it's own! The entertainment highlights of 1001 yesterdays —and as new to-day as twenty years ago—but twice as iunny! This spectacular comedy ranges from the days of the "Keystone Cops" through the era of dizzy glamour to the brilliant productions of to-day. Staged and photographed ane,w in. glorious technicolour. Commencing on Tuesday, "In . Name Only" Carole .Lombard, GaryGrant, Kay Francis, Helen Vinson, Chas Goburn. Three, of the screen's., top-notchers hi the season's top pace ' dramatic hit, the Park Avenue-flav-oured drama of a blonde-brunette battle for the love of a man worth fighting for . . . Three thrilling performance plundered from life it- - self for this realistically human ro-_ . _ man tic drama, GRAND Final screening to-night, "The Witness Vanishes"-and "House of , Fear." - Commencing with matincr? and evening» presentations to-mor-row, and screening also on Monday , and Tuesday evenings, "Black Friday" Bo pis KarlofT, Bel a Lugosi, Anne Nagel, Stanley Bridges. A new - adventure in terror. Karloff— Lugosi —diabolical scoundrels—the greatest shriek-prevokers in history in n i ' thriller! The ; most amazing dual role ever eriact~ ed. "Zanzibar" Lola Lane, James ~ ,c - Craig, Eduardo ■ Cianelli, Samuel' Hinds, and of thousands!;', Africa Ten thousand thrills from- the heart of Africa! Four men and one woman light for life and love in a Jungle Kingdom, - -