The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 289, 31 March 1941, Page 8

The Theatres

REGENT Screening again to-night and Tuesday, "Dr. Kildare Goes Home" Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, Laraine Day., Nat Pendleton. The fifth and most popular of all the Dr. Kildare medico-detective scries! Laughs and thrills as Young Dr. Kildare

. . . old Dr. Gillespie and pretty nurse Lamont solve the most exciting of all their adventures! Young Dr. Kildare's back in his newest and most medico-legal adventure! Pretty r.urse Lamont had said 'Yes!' to his question—wedding bells were ringing—his pals had kissed the bride in advance —when suddenly along came the strange case of "the walking dead man"—and old Dr. Gillespite and j r oung Dr. Kildare sent over to the United States ii was generally understood and published that he would return to Australia about next September. Lately it has been reported in America that the picture magnate, Mr Louis B. Mayer, has affected the purchase 01 Beau Pere for 100, 000 dollars, equivalent to £30,000 in Australian currency, and the possibility of his return to Australia is certainly not rush off to their most amazing case —in an entertainment packed with thrills, laughs, and knotty problems! Comedy is here in abundanec, and it is comedy of a refreshing type, while romance and thrills are highlights of a very entertaining film.

GRAND Screening again to-night and Tuesday, "Doaa'it. Went McGinty," Brian Donlevy, Muriel Angelus, Akim Tamirofl . The year's surprise character in the year's surprise comedy! Paramount have made an exhilarating film, witli many unusual features, in their "Doavii Went McGinty." This is virtually the political history of a tramp AA r ho rose to great heights on the wings of graft, only to fall spectacularly when his decent instincts prevailed. "Colorado Sunset" Gene Autry. America's most popular singing coAvboy in an exciting Western story which combines action, song and adventure in thrilling entertainment.