STATE THEATRE

Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 October 1938, Page 2

STATE THEATRE

A THRILLING PICTURE. A daring scheme to send a small but well-equipped army out of the country to fight in a foreign war is nipped in the bud by a hard-riding Federal man in “Border G-Man,” George O’Brien’s newest outdoor thriller, Tonight will be the final presentation of this picture, and “I Met My Love Again,” with an excellent supporting programme. “WIFE, DOCTOR AND NURSE.” Drama with a. twinkle in its eye and a catch in its heart is found in “Wife, Doctor and Nurse,” wise and witty picture starring Loretta Young, Warner Baxter and Virginia Bruce, which will open tomorrow night at the State Theatre. All that audiences ever loved in these three great stars are blended in the romantic drama of three modern people who know less than they think they do about, the tricks love can play—the wife, modern, but not quite modern enough to share her husband —the doctor, who has two women in love with him and cannot give up either one—and the nurse,- so intimately a part of this man’s life. A compromise, dramatic, yet amusing and entertaining, is effected and becomes the solution to one of the year’s most exceptional pictures. An important supporting cast includes Jane Darwell, Sidney Blackmer, Maurice Cass, Minna Gombell and Margaret Irving.