REGENT THEATRE

Wairarapa Times-Age, 7 January 1941, Page 2

REGENT THEATRE

i I "LUCKY TO ME.” I 'Die ideal kind of film to drive away ! cares of any kind will be found at the! I Regent Theatre tonight in "Lucky I , to Me.” Stanley Lupine and hwelv' I Phyllis Brooks head a cast that makes'! I this comedy go with a bang. Hilarious, I fooling is staged at a country house, party when* Stanley is forced to spend I a weekend which ought t*> have been • i his secret honeymoon. Wife*.', played' |by Barbara Blair, goes ;*!*.ng as‘his. I secretary and has a very disappointi ing time; her bridegroom n knocked j i about more than once by an over-; (chivalrous boxing peer who l<*ve:; res-j I cuing distressed bl* ndc> As a piqum:'. I sauce t*> an appetising dish of enter- ; ! tainmvnt. there :; a boxii:/ ballet and j a few rounds < f tiie r, al 'lung, a bathI ing dance with I.upino m a cuy Victor-; I ian bathing dress, a notable song by i' ’ Gene Sheldon in praise of ti-ii. sung • , to a guitar and other tiunibers that will ! I after the show. The supjAHtmg featurettes oiit-|' ! Mail N.-WS. ... Path.. Pictorial, ati .!>, b ! <•' U!’!' Z«'* iU'IIi .'J'.l! Mi | * Mt’ • "roUJbi the j m - I r r ( nwCT C (’ U.V.: • ! U’; t .11 ’The i .