COMING ATTRACTIONS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 September 1938, Page 5

COMING ATTRACTIONS

REGENT. SATURDAY. — Frank Morgan. Mary Astor, Robert Young, Edna May Oliver, Florence Rice, Herman Bing in a sparkling comedy-drama, "Romance for Three” (M.G.M.) WEDNESDAY.—A new star, Olympe Bradna, with Henry Fonda and Lewis Stone in a fine drama, “Stolen Heaven” (Paramount). SATURDAY—Universal’s great discovery, Danielle Darrieux with Mischa Auer and Douglas Fairbanks, Junr., in “The Rage of Paris.” ( STATE. TOMORROW.—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). WEDNESDAY.—George O’Brien, favourite Western hero, in a roughriding, hard-hitting story of today, “Border G-Man” (RKO-Radio) and a romantic drama featuring Joan Bennett and Henry Fonda, “I Met My Love Again” (United Artists). FRlDAY.—Loretta Young, Warner Baxter and Virginia Bruce in a gay, smart, grand entertainment, “Wife, Doctor and Nurse” (20th Cent.-Fox). COSY. TOMORROW.—WiIIiam Boyd in another cowboy role in “Partners of the Plains,” together with “Scandal Street” (both Paramount), starring Lew Ayres, Roscoe Karns, Virginia Weidler, Elizabeth Patterson. TUESDAY. —James Dunn in “TwoFisted Gentleman” and “Trapped by Television,” starring Lyle Talbot and Mary Astor (both Columbia). FRIDAY—Gordon Harker in B.E.F.’s “The Frog”; also “She Married an Artist,” starring John Boles and Lull Deste (Columbia).