COMING ATTRACTIONS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 23 February 1939, Page 5

COMING ATTRACTIONS

REGENT. FEBRUARY 25—23: ■•Mannequin,” Joan Crawford and Spencer Tracy, with Frank Morgan. Alan Curtis. Leo Gorcy and Mary Phillips. WEDNESDAY. March 1: “Nicola" and his big international show of shows. MARCH 2—3: "Rich Man, Poor Girl,” Robert Young, Ruth Hussey, Lew Ayres, Guy Kibbee, Rita Johnson , and Lana Turner. MARCH 4—7: “Crime School,” a thrilling drama starring The Dead End Kids, Humphrey Bogart and Gale Page. STATE. FRIDAY: “Miss Fix-It,” starring Jane Withers in the best film she ever made, with Gloria Stuart, Henry Wilcoxon. Helen Westley. Jed Prouty (Mr Jones of the “Jones ; Family”), Douglas Fowley, Robert Allen in an absolute comedy riot ; made specially for mum, dad and the kiddies, too! TUESDAY: Two big features: “The Live Wire,” starring Jean Gillie, Bernard Nedell. Hugh Wakefield, in a film of snappy wisecracks, scintillating comedy, and exciting drama, screening in conjunction with “Kicking the Moon Around.” a happy musical entertainment featuring Evelyn Dall, Ambrose and his Orchestra, Florence Desmond and Harry Richman. FRIDAY, March 3: “The Lady Vanishes,” a vivid record-breaking mystery film, by the maker of •ja Steps." A positive masterpiece starring Margaret Lockwood. Michael Redgrave, Paul Lukas, Dame May Whitty, Cecil Parker. Don’t miss this one—you’ll enjoy every minute of it. COSY. FEBRUARY 24—27: “Telephone Operator,” Judith Allen. Grant Withers, Alice White and Warren Hymer. “Public Wedding,” Jane Wyman, Dick Purcell, Marie Wilson. Berton Churchill and Raymond Hatton. FEBRUARY 28—MARCH 2: “Crime Unlimited,” Esmond Knight, Lili Palmer, Peter Gawthorne and Cecil Parker. “Hot Money,” Ross Alexander, Beverley Roberts, Anne Nagel, Joseph Cawthorne and Addison Richards. MARCH 3—6: “Father O’Flynn,” Tom Burke, Jean Adrienne, Henry Oscar, Denis O’Neil. “Missing Witness,” John Litel, Dick Purcell. Jean Dale, Eddie Acuff.