STATE THEATRE

Wairarapa Times-Age, 21 January 1941, Page 2

STATE THEATRE

■ "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT" : The large audience at the j J State Theatre last night had ’ ; ft programme of an excep- j tionall.v high standard presented to them. Heading the bill of . fare was a magnificent production ■ "Foreign Correspondent." depicting a series of the most thrilling episodes founded on outstanding incidents as- ■ | sociated with the present world con- i i diet. The spectacular adventure and ■ i the love and romance presented in ; “Foreign Correspondent,” provided a picture that will long be talked about i in Masterton. and supplied proof of the i reason for the long run it has had in the chief centres. The audi-! ence derived great pleasure from the,' picture as it provided a clear insight: into many war issues, and supplied ■ them with a romantic story that ap- [ ; pealed. Thrill followed thrill in one ! ,of the greatest pictures ever to be i fh.owii at the Slate Theatre. > : "Foreign Correspondent” has in ' its principal roles Joel McCrea.; Laraine Day. Herbert Marshall. George ■ Sanders. Robert Benchley, Albert Bas-; serman, Edmund Gwcnn, Harry Da- * venport and Eduardo Ciannclli. The> i featurettes are of a particularly ■ appealing nature, and include "Call For Arms," Aussie News and the “Arabian Bazaar." "Foreign Correspond- I ent" will be shown again tonight.