COMING ATTRACTIONS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 22 September 1938, Page 5

COMING ATTRACTIONS

COSY. TOMORROW.—John King and Constance Moore in “State Police’’ (Universal), and the Jones Family in “Hot Water” (Fox). TUESDAY.—A thrilling story of India, “Bengal Tiger,” screening in conjunction with a story of city lights and gaiety, “Broadway Hostess” (Warner’s). FRlDAY.—William Boyd in another cowboy role in “Partners of the Plains,” together with “Scandal Street” (Paramount). REGENT. SATURDAY—George Wallace, Joe Valli, Lettie Croydon, Alec Holloway in Cinesound’s uproarious Australian comedy, “Let George Do It” (Cinesound). WEDNESDAY.—Robert Montgomery, Rosalind Russell and Robert Benchley in “Live, Love and Learn” (M.G.M.) SATURDAY.—Frank Morgan, Mary Astor, Robert Young, Edna May Oliver, Florence Rice, Herman Bing in a sparking comedy-drama, “Romance for Three” (M.G.M.) STATE. TOMORROW.—“Vivacious Lady,” starring Ginger Rogers, James Stewart and Charles Coburn (R.K.0.); also March of Time,” 1938 series, No. 7, and a Walt Disney cartoon, “Pluto's Quintuplets.” TUESDAY—Delectable Jessie Matthews, with a charming new dancing partner, Jack Whitting, Roland Young and Barry Mackay, in her latest and best musical, “Sailing Along” (Gaumont). FRIDAY.—The show of shows! William Powell and Annabella, making her Hollywood debut, with a large supporting cast, in “The Baroness and the Butler” (20th Cent.-Fox).