ENTERTAINMENTS CITY THEATRES

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 5, 1 October 1943, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS CITY THEATRES

“Tho Amazing Mrs. Holliday” (St. James).—Deanna Durbin, the goldeu-voiced songstress, back again in a completely nevv role. Deanna is amazing as a merry widow. Supporting artists are., Edward O brfen, Barrv Fitzgerald and Arthur oTeacher. “The Falcon Takes Over” (King s). George Sanders (“Tin} Saint”) enmeshed in a web of murder and mystery in a city paralysed with fear. With him are James Gleason and Allan Jenkins. “Assignment in Brittany” (Majestic).— A gripping drama of Free French agents in Nazi occupied France, starring Pierre Aumont and Susan Peters. “Tho rriiuo Minister” (Opera House). A story of the rise to fame of D isntUl with a powerful cast headed by John Gielgud. Diana Wynyard, I'ii.v Compton, Owen Nares, Will Fyffe and Irene Brown. Also screening is Leslie Howard in I>iom the Four Corners.” •‘ln Olli California” (De Luxei. John Wavne in a maelstrom ot action—the Californian gold rusli-a saga ot reckiess dayswith Albert Dekker and binoie barneS, also "The Yanks are Coming. “The Desperadoes’ (lhe btate). a mighty epic of the West in teehnicolour, co-starring Randolph Scott, Glenn lord, Claire Trevor. Evelyn Keyes. “Hitler’s Children” (luilor). —Starnu„ Otto Kruger, Bonita Granville and 11. B. Warner in a story taht shocked 30 million readers; also Lum and Abner iu “Two Weeks To Live.” “First of the Few” (llaza). The unforgettable story of the immortal do signer of tho .Spitfire. Leslie Howard (in one of his last pictures) and David Niven, supported by Roland Culver, Itosamuuu Johns, Anne Firth. “Holiday Inn” (Paramount).— Irving Berlin's musicale, starring Bin? Crosby and Fred Astaire; also ‘‘Safari,’ with Douglas Fairbanks, Jnr., and -Madeleine Carroll in a lawless jungle fight for a lovely woman. “Tho Great Lio” (Tivoli).—Bette Davis and George Brent co-starred in a dramatic film; also David Niven in “Four Men and a Prayer.”