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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 4, 16 January 1942, Page 8

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TO-NIGHT

"He Stayed For Breakfast," Melvyn Douglas, Loretta Young, Eugene Pallette, Alan Marshall, Una O'Connor. A merry merger of love and laughter. Romance on the run can be loads of fun! Yes, fun with a fugitive she never even asked to dinner —who insisted on staying on for breakfast! "He Stayed For Break-, last" is the type of film that will entertain all types of movie-fans find coax them to goi away from the theatre feeling that there is quite a lot of fun in the world after all. The hilarious situations come toppling out one after the other and it is almost difficult to keep track of all the sparkling dialogue above the laughter of the audience. Each reel reveals some surprising new situations which send them into further | uproars. SATURDAY AND MONDAY Screening Saturday. Monday and Tuesday, "Waterloo Bridge," Vivien Leigh, Robert Taylor, Lucille Watson, Virginia Field, C. Aubrey Smith, Maria Ouspenskaya. M.G.M's dramatic sensation. Vivien Leigh, most discussed actress in a tlecade —■ giving another remarkable performance in her first picture since "Gone With the Wind." Co-starred with Robert Taylor in Robert Sherwood's sensational stage play of two who dared to live a lifetime of love in forty-eight hours' leave —a. few brief hours of romantic paradise, amid the tempestuous fury of a world gone mad! Loved by many men—loving only the memory of one she thought lost! "Can't you see the truth? Don't make me tell, you what IVe been!" The human story of a girl who found the easiest way the hardest way.