The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 05, Issue 83, 27 July 1942, Page 4

The Theatres

i REGENT ADVENTURE WITHOUT PARALLEL "War time adventure melodrama, describing the reception which awaits six members of a Nazi Üboat crew who land surreptitiously at Hudson's Bay, Canada, and set out to bludgeon their way to ths American border. Tlxcy meet with stern opposition at a trading post more than their match, in an English, athletic and a Canadian soldier. Capture or death is the stern fate of them all. "As their numbers dwindle so the tale subtly" differentiates the reckless arrogance of the evil • Nazi fanatic and the quieted free people. An all-star cast, authentic Canadian settings, inspired direction fine dialogue, shrewdly spaced thrills und a typically British sense of humour not only brilliantly amplify the picture's formidable point,, but convert its fine propaganda into marvellous entertainment. An outstand- *y 'W rng film which all must see and will see." ■ ,j "THAT NIGHT IN RIO" The glamour and romance sug- ; gested by the soft Brazilian moon, the throbbing rhythm of the SamTia, and the tantalising movements of exotic dancers provide the background for 20tli (Century-Fox's Technicolour musical, "That Night in* , Rio," which stars. Alice Faye, Don Ameche and Carmen. Miranda, ami ■* opens on Wednesday at the Regent Theatre. . - *