COMING ATTRACTIONS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 2 November 1939, Page 9

COMING ATTRACTIONS

? COSY. TOMORROW: "Romance of the Redwoods,” starring Charles Bickford, Jean Parker, Gordon Oliver, Pat O’Malley. Lloyd Hughes and Marc Lawrence. “Blondie Meets the Boss. ; (the second of the series from thei famous comic strip?, featuring Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, Larry Simm and Johnathan Hale. Also episode 3 I of “Lone Ranger.” NOVEMBER 7—9: ’’ Return of Sopme Lang.” with Gertrude Michael, Sir, Guy Standing, Ray Millard, Cohn | Tapley and Elizabeth Patterson in | the chief roles. "Blonde Trouble, I starring Eleanor Whitney, John ll / Downs, Lynne Overman, Terry Walker, Benny Baker and El Brendel. NOVEMBER JO-13: “I Stole a Millicit,” with George Raft, Claire Tie/vor. Dick Foran, Henry Armetta and -> Victor Jory in the principal roles. “The Hit Parade.” featuring Frances Langford. Phil Regan, Duke Ellington and his band, Pert Kelton, Eddie Duchin, Pick and Pat, The Gentle Maniacs, and Eddy Brophy, and the Voice of Experience.

REGENT. SATURDAY: “The Sun Never Sets’ (a thrilling tribute to the glory that is England), starring Basil Rathbone, Doug. Fairbanks Junr., Virginia Field, Lionel Atwill, Barbara O’Neill, C. Aubrey Smith, and Melville Cooper. Sunerb associate programme includes: ‘ “Swing Sanitarium” (Mentone Musical); “Jamaica” (Paramount Colourtone); “Dance of * the Eyes (Travelogue); “Crackpot Cruise (Cartoon) and Regent Air Mail News. , NOVEMBER 8—10: “You Can’t Cheat an Honest Man,” a comedy with W. C. Fields, Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy, Mortimer Snerd. Constance Moore, Princess Baba, Eddy Brophy, Frank Jenks and John Arledge in the leading roles. An excellent supporting programme includes: “London Past and Present” (Scenic); "Going Places” (Traveltalk): “Disobedient Mouse” (Cartoon), and Regent Overseas News. . NOVEMBER 11—15: “Gone to the Dogs,” starring the. irrepressible George Wallace in the funniest film of a lifetime. Short subjects include: “Night Mail” (Interest); "With Vacant Possessions” (Interest); Pathe Pictorial and Regent Air Mail News. STATE. TOMORROW: Robertson Hare, Alfred Drayton, George Sanders. Fay Compton in the brilliant comedy, “So This is London.” NOVEMBER 7—9: “Young Mr Lincoln” and “Chasing Danger.” NOVEMBER 10: Alexander Dumas s immortal classic, “The Man in the Iron Mask,” greater than “Monte Cristo.” Outstanding attractions coming soon are: “Four Feathers," “Bachelor Mother,” “The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle.”