PICTURE THEATRES.

Wairarapa Times-Age, 7 February 1941, Page 7

PICTURE THEATRES.

Entertainment Guide. MASTERTON. f STATE.—Tonight: A new and great thriller. "The Saint Takes Over." with George Sanders and Wendy Barrie. Also the latest March of Time. ' The Dutch East Inti ws" and Walt Disney’s "Put Put Troubles.” (Recommended by Censer for Adults.) COSY. —Tonight: "On Dress Parade.” The "Dead End” Kids learn discipline for the first time in their lives. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also "International Crime." with Rod La Rocque and Astrid Ailwyn. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) REGENT.—Tonight: "Mystery Sea Raider." the thrilling story of modern sea warfare, featuring Henry Wilcoxon. Carole Landis and Onslow Stevens and a huge cast. Featurettes include "Capture of BarNua” and the "World in Flames," the outstanding featurette in which the events of Europe are reviewed over the past ten years. (Approved for Un i versa 1 Exhibition.) CARTERTON. REGENT.—Tonight; A great double action programme. No. 1. "The Lone Wolf Strikes.” starring Warren William. Joan Perry. Eric Biore and Alan Baxter. No. 2. "Mutiny in the Big House." featuring Charles Bickford and Barton McLane. (Both recommended by Censor for Adults.) GREYTOWN. TOWN HALL.—Tomorrow: "The Wizard of Oz,” Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s magnificent technicolour musical extravaganza, starring Judy Garland. Frank Morgan. Billie Burke. Ray Bolger. Jack Haley and thousands of others. The song hits include "Over the Rainbow." (Approved for Universal Exhibition J

FEATHERSTON. COSY.—Today: "Stagecoach War." with William Boyd once more riding to adventure as Hopalong Cassidy. On the same programme. "Newsboys’ Home.’ starring Jackie Cooper. Wendy Barrie and Edmund Lowe. (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.)