ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 34, 4 November 1942, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS

Tudor Theatre.— “The Hurricane,” starring Dorothy Lamour and Jon Hall, la a great South Sea drama, set hi the lashing fury of a merciless tropical storm and the ever-pursuing vengeance of the law. Also on the programme is “Raffles,”, the storv of the light-hearted, romantic thief, with David Niven and Olivia de Havilland in the title roles. Tlaza Theatre.— “Twin Beds,” with Joan Bennett and George Brent, will be shown today and tomorrow, and will be. replaced on Friday by the 20th Century-Fox Claudette Colbert film “Remember the Day, billed as a rapturous, tragic, unforgettable show. John Payne plays opposite toe inimitable Claudette. Majestic Theatre.—Greer G'arson who made a memorable debut in “Goodbye, Mr. Chips” and was brilliant in “Pride aud Prejudice,” reaches the peak of her career in “Blossoms in the Dust, showing at the Majestic Theatre. ibis faithful story of the life of Euna Gladnev, the woman who wiped the taint of illegitimacy from the lives of thousand* of Texas children; is .told with a beauty of sentiment. De Luxe Theatre.— “Out of the Fog” and “Snuffy Smith, Yardbird” will be screened for the last time today.. Tomorrow, lugboat Annie Sails Again,” with Marjorie Ramibeau, Alan Hale, June ■'Wyman and , Ronald Reagan, will be the chief attraction. There will also be the. first release of "Federal Bullets.” a gangster melodrama which stars Millburn Stone, Terry Walker, Zeffie Tilbury, and William Barngun. The usual Jackpot Quiz, and serial will complete the bill. . Opera House.— Charles Laughton’s lovable characterization of Tuttle in 'Tuttles of Tahiti,” will be screened finally at the Opera House today and' tomorrow. On Friday "The Letter,” Somerset Maugham s love drama, featuring Bette Davis, will take its place. Playing opposite Bette Davis will 'be Herbert Marshall. one of the screen's greatest favourites. King’s Theatre. — George Forraby’s "South American George” will close its season at the King’s tomorrow, and will be followed by “Confirm Or Deny,” a “foreign corespondent” story written around the mystery of the happeniffgs of September 15. 1010. Did Hitler attempt to invade Britain? Did the R.A.F. knock out the attempt? Did a foreign correspondent "get” the story, and then kill it. for a woman’s st.ke? Don Ameche and Joan Bennett lead. i State Theatre.— "Cadet Girl,” starring Cirol Landis and George Montgomery is tlie main attraction. It is a story linking West Point Academy and the Great White Way and is a musical with some big song hits. "Sundown Jim,” a western with John Kimbrough completes the bill. Paramount Theatre.— “Lady Be Good” and "The Yodelling Kid From Pine. Ridge” complete their runs today. Tomorrow “The Vanishing Virginian,” with Frank Morgan, Kathryn Grayson and Spring. Byington, begins another Wellington run. It had a big success at the'firettime of asking, and is sure to attract full audiences again. St. James Theatre.—"Reap the Wild Wind,” filmed in stormy, exciting-.colour,-is set In the 1840 period, the setting the coast and Keys et Florida at a time ..when the sea was America's life-line ' between the Mississippi valley and the industrial north. The film is concerned with the efforts of the shipmasters ’to impeach the man behind the .deliberate, sabotage of their cargoes. Kay Miliaad, Paulette Goddard and John Wayne are the stars. SUBURBAN~THEATRES Tivoli (Thermion). —“H. M. Pulham, Esq.,” Robert Young, Ruth Hussey, Hedy Lamarr; "South of Tahiti,” Brian Dunlevy. Brad Crawford. Rivoli (Newtown). —“Keep ’Em Flying," Bud Abbott, Lou Costello; ‘‘The Wolf Man.” Kinema (Kllbirpie).—"Intermezzo.” Lester Howard, Ingrid Bergman; “Weekend For Three,” Dennis O'Keefe. Jane Wyatt. Regal (Karori).—"Sundown,” George Sanders, Gene Tierney. Capitol (Miramar). — “Stick To Your

<7uns,” Hopalong Cassidy, Win. Boyd; "Who Killed Aunt Maggie,” John Hubbard Wendy Barrie. ■ ... Vogue (Brooklyn).—"Vaudeville Blitz.” "Devil On .Horseback,” Fred Keating, Lili Damita. King George (Lower Hutt).—"Joan of Paris.” Ascot (Newtown). —"The Doctor And The Debutante,” Lew Ayres. Lionel Barrymore; "Comet Over Broadway,” Kay Francis, lan Hunter. De Luxe (Lower Hutt).— "Marry the Boss's Daughter." Brenda Joyce; “They Met in Argentina,” Maureen O’Hara. James Ellison. Prince Edward (Woburn). —“Lydia,” Merle Oberon, Allan Marshall; “Youth Will Be Served," Jane Withers, Robert Conway. Empire (Island Bay).— "The Strange Case of Dr. RX,” Lionel Atwill, Patrie ; Knotvlee: “The Rebel’s Son,” Harry 'Baur, Joan Gardner. ■,