REGENT THEATRE

Wairarapa Times-Age, 3 January 1941, Page 2

REGENT THEATRE

I A MICKEY ROONEY PICTURE. ■ Mickey Rooney in his latest film. ; "Andy Hardy Sleets a Debutante," j which will be shown tonight continues his portrayal of Andy Hardy, the son of a small town judge, who has " a way with wimmcn,'' and whoj once more gets himself involved in a > series of misfortunes which colour his outlook and philosophy for a long j ! time. In this film Andy is in love withr Daphne Fowler, "Number One Cllatn-!. our Girl." whose picture is in everyj magazine and whose face is as familiar ■ to Arncrifhns as their favourite movie i, <tars Andy feels that his passion is of ; the hopeless variety, as Daphne lives : i in New tit. nd he s.-j ms demined t". ( end his days in Carvel. With this tn j ( mind he openly boasts of his acqunin- ’ . innee with Fowler, and tell:' his > old love. Polly, that ho is now attach- \ * cd to Daphne. His consternation r- I ’.■real, as might be exj ' --'ed, when he' reaches home to hear Iris father an-< nojincc that the whole family t bound for New York ;■* the earlier' j < ■ - ,bb- W. mil.*. The .nidge hrm t ease to try. ;.nd evidence- must be la-A ken to New York immediately. Over*|s ruling Andy's obvious reluctance to j a come. the judge forces him to avcom-H yncy the family, and Andy leaves t'ar-w ; ■ , .' ’> ■. 11 : ■ ■ • ■ ( i no . ■ d< ■ - CiS' Iv !. '■ l i. ’ ■ .>! th. h ■: When th.-y an ■ Nev. York they lord Bdsy Fa >th i Judy; C-'clnnd i, who has known and adoredi Andy fralng t me B t 1 pro- ’• to make Andy h. ' py. H ■ for Betsy, however .-•nd r. 1 her :• borr'.w some dress clothe s<> b.< ran ntt. nd a fa hionai-h- re t., 1 where Daphne sum ■-r'ed 1 . attend ’ ' A Hhc Imo th.: , hm .impb- J in actor s.;f Mickey R :■ • • ■ - • a ,> ■ rtumtie The re arc j lentj i'■ ■, r | s; suppoited i.the rest of " Pl.t- a lot . f woe m' ' W ' ’ K.uml. There ; . . : ' ■.ad ? Hit' ranin?*