The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 263, 27 January 1941, Page 4

The Theatres

REGENT ~ ~ y Don't miss final screenings tonight and Tuesday, '■'Balalaika" Nelson Eddy, Bona Massey, Frank Morgan, Charles Ruggles. Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer present the most entertaining musical film of the year. 1940's most important picture—the screen production of the famous stage musical, set against the thrilling background of Russia in the exciting last days cf the Czar! Love songs, gay songs, marching songs— all these are your where the wild 4 passionate Balalaika plays—as lovers who know they may have no to-morrow sing and dance the night away! Nelson Eddy—King of Song— yjfe as -Peter Karagin, singing Cossack, who took love where he found it.) Ilona Massey—sensational new singing star —as Lydia Marakova. You'll thrill to their glorious voices singing "The Magic of Your Love,™ "Ride, Cossack, Ride," "Love Is My Game," "Tanya"Flow, Flow, | White Wine," "At The Balalaika," • "Song of Lhe Volga Boatman," "Come This Hol'y Christmas Night" "Toreador Song From Carmen," and all the other melodies sung to the accojjHliiment of the famous Balalaika Or#hestra! Comedy —romance —drama and songs! It |p will take you a lifetime to forget! GRAND - Screening again k)-night and Tuesday, "Stage to Chino." George J O'Brien-, Virginia Vale. Sixty minutes of excitem«nt, adventure and music. '"Wangs of Chicago' 4 ' Lloyd *N"olan, Lofla Lane, Bterton Ray Middlefon. A racketeering drama with a new slant! Here is a ■thrilling exposure of a dating n~imiifel racket, with brave, G-men smashing a vice gang and. its leaders. / ■ 'l|tl