REGENT THEATRE

Chronicle (Levin), 24 July 1946, Page 8

REGENT THEATRE

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 1 — L— ' Y ' J 4 -.i • A'dvfehtur'e-' : aheadl . 'A'dvehture . Ahead ! Yes, an adventure so heroic ,it took the Northwest Mounte'd" Police to the top of the world and to the edge of life. It's VVarner Bros.' breathtaking new adventure story of the Royai Canadian Mounted Police, "Northem Pursuit," with Errol Flynn in the starring role. It starts to-morrow at the Regent Theatre. Here you'll see one ot the most gallant screen stories of all . . . the challenge, •'Get your man" ringing through a million miles of wilderness. Here you'll thrill to the story of the feariess few whose heroism thunders through the Northland . . . in an adventure as mighty ds the land they patrol. Efrol Flynn is at his exciting best in the red-coated uniform of a minion of the Royal Mounted . . . in action against a background of the world's most exciting wilderness. See "Northern Pursuit" soon . . . it starts at the Regent Theatre' to-morrow. Backs-to-the-wall . . . at the mercy of the law they laughed at . "Terrible" Touhy and his terrible gaiig face the massed might and machine-guns of the law- in the thrill-packed drama of the thrill-swept thirties, "Roger Touhy, Gangster!" the new 20th CenturyFox motion pictare the second attraction at the Regent Theatre tomorrow. It features Preston Foster, Victor McLagleh, Lois Andrews and Kent Taylor. Twelve episodes of thrills and actions in a brand new serial, "Spy Smasher." Chapter one "America Beware," starring Kane Richmond, Ken Terrel and Marguerite Chapman.