The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 260, 20 January 1941, Page 5

The Theatres

REGENT ; Screening Tuesdaj r , Wednesday and" Thursday, "Pinocchio" Walt Dis^ ney's masterpiece in colour. Fpr everyone of every age. Walt Dis* . ; ney's first and only full-lengtli feature since "Snow''White'" yet so citingly different—in 2000 shades V of technicolorii.% with a company of brand new characters. has created a story even lovelier " than *'Snow Wliite"—and has spun for them adventures beyond alt - dreams. It's a gloriously new world"" with brand new characters —fantastic—yet familiar and as real as life itself —it carries you along that hij<h, shining road to adventure and - romance—so lavish with beauty, action, colour and comedy that ;it must be seefli again and again.

GRAND - ■ .—- 4 - i Tonight and tomorrow "Beware of Spooks" Joe K. Brown, Mary Car- „' ,^| lisle, Marc Lawrence, Frank Tho-» mas,. Thrills and laughs blended in •|i an unroarious climax .. . Joe E.. jßj Brown, the comedian with the enor- 'Jji mous mouth,, makes his first appear- . ance as an officer of the law m jIH Columbia's comedy, "Beware of- JH Spooks." "Thou Shalt Not. Kill". . jSBj Charles Bickford, Doris Day, Owen -||lj Davis, Jnr. A powerful dramatic ~f||| story that ends in a murder trial. yf|j| It pivots round . the old questions >1 tmld a Minister of God betray the ,|| rets of the Confessional in order % to save an innocent man from hang- vi ing? ' " . , .