COMING ATTRACTIONS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 17 January 1941, Page 9

COMING ATTRACTIONS

COSY THEATRE. FRIDAY, Saturday, Mondavi ‘COLD MINE IN THE SKY." the latest ;m finest Gene Autry musical Wester romance. Beautifully photograph: and haunting melodies arc specie features. Also -FLIGHT 'l'o FAME, a thrill-packed romance of the ;;i featuring Charles Farrell and Jac qucline Wells. TUESDAY. Wednesday, Thursday Two great Metro pictures. No. 1 "THE CROWD ROARS." dmflfini Robert Taylor. Maureen O’Sullivan and Edward .Arnold in a grand rorn ancc of the boxing ring. No. 2 "THE CHASER." Lewis Slone. Den nis O'Keefe and Ann Morriss in : delightful comedy romance of ex quisite wit and charm. REGENT THEATRE. ’ FRIDAY, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday;

"CONVOY,” the glorious and undying tribute to the British Navy and its equally heroic partner the Merchant Service. Here is a film showing the sailors' magnificent mettle his value to the nation —his good spirits and his devotion to duty. Featuring Clive Brook. John Clements. Judy Campbell and a superb cast of British artists, a thrilling story is woven round the deeds ot the British great sea services. The shots of the convoy attacks arc the result of six months work with the actual convoys and are thrilling beyond words. No patriotic soul could fail to be stirred by this moving presentation of the Navy's war-time activity—and the complete lack cf heroics by the services performing such magnificent service to the nation. WEDNESDAY. Thursday: "THE LADY IN QUESTION." Brian Ahernc and Rita Hayworth in a romance of particular charm and sentiment. Daring, gripping, powerful, it is particularly notable for the polished perfection of its acting and production. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT: "SPRING PARADE." the radiant musical set in Vienna, with glorious Deanna Durbin and a superb cast. STATE THEATRE. TONIGHT (Friday): For a special season of one week. The thrill spectacle of the year which has startled world critics. /Alfred Hitchcock's (producer of "Rebecca") “FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT,” starring Joel McCrea. George Sanders. Herbert j Marshall, Larraine Day. Robert Benchley, Albert Basserman and a cast of thousands. You'll thrill to the spectacular and stirring adventure of this great film. You’ll love iL. dashing romance and comedy. You'll live the lives of the greatest adventures of our time now watching history in the making ’midst intrigue and danger. "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT" will go down in the annals of motion pictures as a masterpiece of entertainment. It is a picture that will long be remembered and spoken of and one which nobody should miss. In support there will be screened one of the scries of the World Windows in Technicolour. "Arabian Bazaar;" the latest Fox Aussie News and a special short from the Ministry of Information. "Call For Arms." FRIDAY NEXT < January 24»: A picture as big as the famous book. Sir Cedric Hardwicke. Freddie Bartholomew. Jimmy Lydon and Josephine Hutchinson in "TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS.” a story of inspiration and heroism second to none.