TUDOR THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CXXXI, Issue 121, 24 May 1941, Page 12

TUDOR THEATRE.

Further activities of that romantic crook, the Saint, are covered in the film entitled "The Saint in Palm Springs," which is the main attraction at the Tudor Theatre. The part of the Saint is played by George Sanders. who has lost nothing of his easy charm of manner or. of his almost supernatural resourcefulness in time of trial "Let's Make Music" is the associate attraction. . REX THEATRE. "Dodge City." ' starring Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland. and "Enemy Agent," with Robert Armstrong, are showing at the Rex Theatre. DE LUXE THEATRE. "The Three Musketeers" ride again but this time in a Mexican setting, in the Paramount picture "Rangers •oi Fortune," which is the main attraction at the De Luxe Theatre. The film is noteworthy for the fine performances of Gilbert Roland and Fred MacMurray. As the man who knocked oui John L. Sullivan in the 72nd round. Albert Dekker lends humour to many otherwise grim situations with which the film is well stocked. A brillians new "find' is the child star Betty Brewer. The fact that the cast spends most of its time living amidst the finery of the properties of a New York opera house provides both a novel plot and some amusing scenes in the associate feature, "Dancing on a Dime." The programme is completed by the 11th chapter of "Junior G-Men," and some items by Finlay Robb at the Wurlitzer organ.