COMING ATTRACTIONS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 15 June 1939, Page 5

COMING ATTRACTIONS

STATE. TOMORROW: “Gunga Din” (inspired by Kipling's poem), featuring Victor McLagien, Gary Grant, Douglas Fairbanks Junr. Approved for universal exhibition. JUNE 21—22: Tommy Kelly of Tom Sawyer fame, with Anne Gillies, in Pecks Bad' Boy at the Circus,” and Walt Disney's colourgem ‘'Farmyard." FRIDAY, JUNE 23: “Topper Takes a Trip.” the further adventures of “Topper” with Roland Young and Constance Bennett. A. screamingly funny Hal Roach creation. COSY. TOMORROW: “The Terror,” adapted from Edgar Wallace's best seller, featuring Wilfred Lawson, Arthur Wontncr, Iris Hoey. Alistair Sim. “Love is on the Air,” with Ronald Reagan, June Travis, Eddie Acuif Robert Barratt and Raymond Hatton. JUNE 20 —22: “Hollywood Boulevard” (John Halliday, Marsha Hunt, Rob : ert Cumming, C. Henry Gordon, r.nc Frieda Incsccurt). “Forlorn River,” featuring Larry (Buster) Crabbe June Martel, John Pattersen. Harvej Stephens, and Chester Ccnklin. JUNE 23—26: “Oh Susanna,” with the world's most popular singing saddle star. Gene Autry, and Smiley Burnette, Clara Kemball Young ant Snowflake. “The Gladiator" (Joe E. Brown, June Travis, Robert Kent. Man Mountain Dean, Dickie Moore, Lucien Littlefield).

REGENT. JUNE 17 —20: “Young Doctor Kildare.” co-starring Lionel Barrymore and Lew Ayres, with Lynne Carver, Emma Dunn, Samuel S. Hinds, Nat Pendleton and Monty Woolley. Excellent Regent featurettes include: “Football Romeo" (Alfalfa as a poet and footballer); "Mental Poise," Robert Benchley's funniest short, and “Men of Steel,” a. first-class musical comedy. JUNE 21—23: “Dramatic School,” featuring Louise Rainer, Paulette Goddard, Allan Marshall, Lana Turner. Erik Rhodes and Ann Rutherford Short subjects include: Regent Air Mail News, “Love on Tap,” an M.G.M. musical: “Seal Skinners," another of the amusing Captain and Kids cartoon, and “Java Journey,” a Fitzpatrick Travelogue. JUNE 24—27: “Four's a Crowd,” starring Errol Flynn, Olivia de Haviland, Patrick Knowles, Rosilnnd Russell, Hugh Herbert, Walter Connolly, Herman Bing and Melville Cooper.