REGENT THEATRE

Chronicle (Levin), 9 January 1947, Page 8

REGENT THEATRE

The inky felackness o,f the night! Deft fingers at a wall safe! A tlash lig-ht held in a white gloved hand! A shot! A woman's scream ! Then the silence of the' tomb. . . . "Enter Arseiie Lupin." Yes la'dies and gentlemen, you're in for the thrill of your Ihe when you see Universal's super hit of the year "Enter Ars.ene Lupin" with the screep's newegt heart thfob, . . . Charles Horvin . . . and the fascinating Phantom Lady Ella Raines. D.on't mi,ss it! Bainant'ic eomplications as well as a murder mystery further taug;le :he adventures of Red Skelton when ae appears as Wally Bento.nj, "The 'Fox,"' in M.G,M-'s "V/histling in Jroosklyn," opening Thursday at uhe Regent Theatre. Ann Rutheri'ord and Jean Rogers are the girls who make life eomplicated for Red when a beaiitiful reporfcer appears pn the seene ta cover Red's marriage to Ann and decides to annex Red herself. The action of the film ^akes place in .Brooklyn, as the title .ndicates, wiih "The Pox" tangling with the poiice in addition to a mob of gangsters. "Rags" Ragland is Red's friend and self-appointed press agent who innocently involves him in his dilemma by his muddling. Please make your.weekend reservations earlv and be reminded that the theatre offiee will not be open Saturday mornings but bookings can be made as theatre office will remain open continuously from 1.15 p.m. S.aturdays.