COMING ATTRACTIONS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 23 November 1939, Page 9

COMING ATTRACTIONS

; cosy. I TOMORROW: "Torchy Blanc in PaI nama” (Lola Lane. Paul Kelly. Tom II Kennedy. Hugh O'Connell and Betty I Compton). "Garden of the Moon" (Pat O’Brien. Margaret Lyndsay. John Payne. Jimmie Fidler, Jerry Colona and Johnny Davis); also episode G of the thrilling Western serial. “The Lone Ranger.” NOVEMBER 28—30: “Midnight Menace." featuring Charles Farrell. Fritz Kortner and Margaret Vyner. -;Kathleen Mavourneen,” starring Tom Burke, Sally O'Neil, Jack Daley. Jeanne Stuart and Sara Allgood. DECEMBER 1— 1: “Bulldog Drummond's Bride” (another of the thrilling series by “Sapper"), with ,lohr> Howard, Heather Angel. Reginald Denny, E. E. Clive and H. B. Warner in the leading roles. “Arkansas Traveller" (Bob Burn's best picture in the one you have been waiting to see him in). Also in the picture are Fay Baintcr. John Beal. Joao Parker. Porter Hall and Irvin S. Cobb; also episode 7 of “The Lone Ranger.” REGENT. SATURDAY: “Calling Doctor Kildare” (the second of the thrilling Dr. Kildare series). Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, Lynne Carver. Samuel S. Hinds. Emma Dunn. Nat Pendleton and Lana Turner are featured in the ■ picture. A splendid associate programme includes: “Penny's Picnic” '(Pete Smith Oddity); “Wanted No Master" (M.G.M. Cartoon); “Giant of Norway" (John Nesbitt’s Passing Parade); also Regent Air Mail News. NOVEMBER 29— DECEMBER 1: "My Bill" (a heart-to-heart description of one woman's family, with every throb a thrill), starring Kay Francis, Bonita Granville, Anita Louise. John Litcl. Dickie Moore and Bobby Jordan. An excellent supporting programme includes: "Porkey’s Double Trouble” (Cartoon); "Hermit Kingdom" (Colourtour); "There Goes the Bride” (Comedy): “Clyde McCoy and His Orchestra” (Melody Master); Regent Overseas News. . DECEMBER 2—5: "Only Angels Have Wings.” starring Cary Grant and Jean Arthur, supported by Richard Barthlemess. Rita Hayworth and Thomas Mitchell. Short subjects include: "Big Town Commuters" (Round the World in Colour); Regent Air Mail News.

STATE. FRIDAY. November 24: The most un-usual—-the most daringly difl'erenl comedy sensation —"Bachelor Mother." with the new comedy team, David Niven and Ginger Rogers. An outstanding supporting programme includes Walt Disney’s "Beach Picnic." Fox, Aussie, and Pathe News and a beautiful coloured musical short. "Western Welcome." NOVEMBER 29—30: Action, drama, thrills ... in "The Girl and the Gambler," starring Leo Carrillo and SteiTl Duna; also George O'Brien in "Timber Stampede." a red-blooded outdoor romance. COMING SOON: "The Four Feathers." "Nurse Edith Cavell," “In Name Only." "Shipyard Sally." "Stanley and Livingstone," "The Rains Camo.”