SATURDAY AND MONDAY MATINEE SATURDAY 2 P.M.
The hilarious answer to constant demand for another Road picture from the world over . . . new gags . . . new songs . . . built for . new record business by Bing Crosby with Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour in "Road to Utopia" sCreening Saturday and Monday at the Regent ThesCtre. An added attraction is "Little Witch," new release of Paramount technicolour musical parade featurettes. The old world charm of Mexico mingles with the modern setting of the Club Copa de Oro and the story of the dancer, Guadalupe's, lcve for Don Pedro Castillo, orchestra leader and rich man's son. The featured roles are enacted by Olga San Juan and Bob Graham, who are emerging as Hollywood's brightest starlet and star. Supported by a cast of wellknown screen players, the songs and dances of the film provide a refreshing period of entertainmenc.
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Chronicle (Levin), 6 December 1946, Page 4
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