COMING ATTRACTIONS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 24 August 1939, Page 4

COMING ATTRACTIONS

COSY. TOMORROW: “The Kid Comes Baek." featuring Wayne Morris, Barton MacLane. June Travis. Maxie Rosenbloom and David Carlyle. “Homicide Bureau," with Bruce Cabot. Rita Hayworth, Marc Lawrence. Richard Fiske and Gene Morgan. AUGUST 29—31: "Swing High Swing Low." starring Carole Lombard. Fred Mac Murray, Charles Butterworth, Dorothy Lamour and Jean Dixon. "3 Married, Men." featuring Roscoe Karns, William Frawley. Lynne Overman. Mary Brian. George Barbier and Marjorie Gateson. SEPTEMBER 1—1: "Blondie." popular newspaper comic strips leaps to life on the screen with Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, Larry Simms and Gene Lockhart. “Society Smugglers,” starring Preston Foster. Frank Jenks, Irene Hervey, Regis Toomey and Walter Woolf King. REGENT. AUGUST 26—30: “Heart of the North.” starring Dick Foran, Gloria Dickson, Gale Page, Allen Jenkins, Patrie Knowles. James Stephenson and Janet Chapman. The usual Regent featurettes include: “Hold That Ball" (Musical Comedy), “A Star is Hatched” (Technicolour Cartoon), Vitaphone Pictorial Revue and Regent Air Mail News. AUGUST 31— SEPTEMBER 1: “Mr. Chedworth Steps Out,” featuring Cecil Kellaway, James Raglan, Jean Hatton, Joan Deering and Sydney Wheeler. The short subjects include: “Choice of a Pal”. (Interest), Pathe Pictorial Revue, and “Monarch of the South Seas” (Interest), and Air Mail Newsreels,

SEPTEMBER 2—6: “The Great Waltz,” with Louise Rainer, Fernand Gravet, Miliza Korjus,', Hugh Herbert, Lionel Atv/ill, Herman Bing and Christian Rub. The supporting programme is: “Weather Wizards” (a Pete Smith Specialty), “Glimpses of Australia" (an outstanding Fitzpatrick Traveltalk), “Clown Princess” (Our Gang stage a circus with many interesting freaks). STATE. TOMORROW, Saturday, Monday, August 25 —23: A thrilling epic of three women of the sky, "Tail Spin,” features Alice Faye, Constance Bennett and Nancy Kelly. The supporting players include Joan Davis, Charles Farrell and Kane Richmond. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). TUESDAY, Wednesday, Thursday, August 29 —31: Unique aviation film which depicts Douglas, “Wrong Way,” Corrigan's life story and his famous flight to Ireland, “The Flying Irishman,” stars Corrigan himself, (Approved for Universal Exhibition). FRIDAY, Saturday, Monday: A grand 1 adventure of pioneer courage of men who hewed a nation out of a wilderness, Walter Wagner's “Stage Coach” is a dramatic story of nine strange people on the strangest journey ecer made. Claire Trevor and John Wayne are starred. (Approved for Universal Exhibition).