The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 270, 12 February 1941, Page 4

The Theatres

REGENT Final screening to-night of "Saa Francisco." Commencing to-morrow night and Friday, "The Ghost -Break* ers," Bob Hops, Paulette Goddardl, Willie Best, Richard Carlson, Paul Lucas, Anthony Quinn, Funny? enough to make a ghost laugh! Where there's fun—there's .4! mixturq of hilarity and horrors* chuckles and chills, with the goofy half of the famous "Cat and tflicl Canary" team at his gayest, and the lovely half at her most beautiful. Yes, those two stars who gave you the thrill of your life in the "Gat and the Canary" are back with a thousand new thrills,—a million new laughs—and loads of love! Bob Hope - goes hunting for a ghost who does tlie rhumba, and winds zooming with a zombie. It's the most hilarious thrill-and-chill show of the year. Funny Bob Hope, lovely Paulotte Goddard, matching wits with killers, testing their nerves against haunts, in the picture that's their best yet.. Don't miss, this spook-spoofer, a rib-tickler for every tingle—and plenty of both for everybody!

GRAND Screening to-night, Thursday and Friday, "Fugitive at Large"'Jack Holt, Patricia Ellis, Stanley Fields.i An action-packed story which comes up to expectations provides continuous a moment. The picture has a refreshing virility about it that makes it outstanding among Jack Holt thrill- [ ers. "Two Fisted Ranger" Charles Starrett, Lorna Gray, Sons of "the Pioneers. Follow the adventures of this new son of the palins. A topnotch thrill-packed Western with songs to make you happy.