The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 241, 22 November 1940, Page 8

The Theatres

REGENT

Matinee ?nd evening screenings to-day, Saturday and Monday. Today and to,-morrow sees "Strange Cargo" Clark Gable, Joan Crawford lan Hunter, Peter Lorre. Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer presents Gable in just the kind of role that made him famous! Hard as nails—cynical—a ruthless fighter—a reckless impulsive lover! It's one of the most powerful, dramatic stories of his whole carcqr! Stark-—real—violent drama of nine desperadoes fleeing from a living death—.and a woman who had nothing to lose!

While at Mondaj- and Tuesday's sessions the attraction will be "Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet" Edward G. Robinson, Ruth Gordon, Otto Kruger, Donald Clirisp, Donald Meek. They've done it again! Warner Bros the producers of so many fine films — Zola,' 'Pasteur/ 'Confession of a Nazi Spy'—now presents the greatest, the most absorbing, gripping, alive entertainment the screen lias j'et known.. : ——, -I GRAND . I

Final screening to-night of "The Return , of Dr X" and "Our Neighbours the Carters." Matinee and evening sessions to-morrow and showing on Monday and Tuesday "Golden Gloves" Richard Denning, Jean Cagney. Drama, sport, roaction, excitement! The most thrilling fight sequences ever filmed. The story of a crusade against a crooked boxing racket and the culmination of an ideal. "Enemy Agent" Richard Cromwell, Helen Vinson. A thrilling story revealing tlie work of G-Men- as they fight to halt spy activity and prevent theft of vital - military designs from aircraft factories.