REGENT THEATRE

Chronicle (Levin), 14 June 1947, Page 7

REGENT THEATRE

Glamorous Lana Turner as a smouldering beauty married to the plodding, middle-aged, unimaginative owner of a hamburger joint . . . John Garfield as a foot-loose hitch hiker who takes his love where he finds it . . . Cecil Kellaway as the husband Lana is fed up with and the obstacle to Garfield's conquest . . . Hume Cronyn as a crafty defence counsel who defends Lana and Garfield when they go on trial for murder . . . Leon Ames as the district attorney who demands the death penalty . . . Audrey Totter as the "other woman" in the case. It opens Saturday matinee on the Regent screen. Remember we always advise you to make your reservations early for our weekend attractioXis. Booking office open continuously from 1.30 p.m. Saiurdays. n '

Henry Fonda and Dolores Del Rio escaped bullets which v/ound- . ed two guests at a film studio party in Mexico City. It seems the presence of Mexican screen idol, Pedro Armendariz fascinated too many women guests. Orie jealous escort began shooting, and before long a fierce gun' battle was raging. The scene of the battle,, which lasted for half an liour was the safe of the Churubusco Studios, where the celebration of the ' completion of "The Fugitive" was takihg place. Among the celebrants were directo'r John Ford, and co-stars Fonda, Del Rio and Armendariz.