ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 17, 15 October 1943, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

CITY THEATRES “Tho Amazing Mrs. Holliday” (St. James.—Deanna Durbin, back again in a completely new role. Deanna, is amazing as a merry widow. Supporting artists are Edmond O’Brien, Barry Fitzgerald and Arthur Treacher. “First of the Few” (Plaza).—Tbe unforgettable story of tbe immortal de signer of the Spitfire. Leslie Howard (in one of his last pictures) and David Niven, supported by Roland Calver, Rosamund Johns. Anne Firth. “High Sierra” (Opera House).— Ida Lupiiio and Humphrey Bogart in a stark story of the high peaks. “Immortal Sergeant” (King’s).—Battle in tho desert, capturing tbe atmosphere ot lhe campaigns in Africa, with Henry Fouda null Maureen O’Hara in the principal parts. A storv of love, courage and faith. ■•Salute For Three” (De Luxe).—A niusical. starring Betty Rhodes and Macdonald Carey. Second feature: “Night For CTme,” with - Glenda Farrell and Lyle Talbot. “Tennessee Johnson” (Majestic).—A tale ot intrigue and romance in America’s most, exciting times, starring Van Heflin, Lionel Barrymore, and Ruth Hussey. “The Talk of the Town’’ (Tudor). —Cary Grant, Jean Arthur and Ronald Colman In comedy drama. Associate feature, “After Midnight with Boston Blackie,” starring Chester Morris and Ann Savage. “The Gerat .Man’s Lady” (Tivoli).—Starring Barbara Stanwyck. Joel McCrea, and Brian Donlevy. Second feature, Richard Arlen and Arline Judge in “Wildcat.” “Two Yanks in Trinidad” (State). —A fighting f.ree-for-al] ot fun and thrills, ■featuring Pat O’Brien, Brian Donlevy, and Janet Blair. “The Goose Steps Out” (Paramount). — Will Hay and Charles Hawtrey in a rollicking farce. Second feature: “You’re Telling I,” starring Judy Canova and Joo H. Brown, with Eddie Foy, Jur., and Jerome Cowan.