PICTURE THEATRES.

Wairarapa Times-Age, 19 February 1941, Page 7

PICTURE THEATRES.

i Entertainment Guide. I — MASTERTON. ( ! COSY.—Tonight: | Warner's delightful 'Four Daughters.” featuring the Lane sisters. Gale Page. ■ John Garfield. .Also: "Secret Service 1 of the Air." with Ronald Regan. John i Litcl. A mighty thriller of the air- ’] ways. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.' i STATE,—Tonight; i The indescribably thrilling adventure and mighty spectacle, "The Drum.” produced »by Alexander Korda in. technicoiour, and starring Sabu. Raymond Massey. Valerie Hobson. Roger IJivesey, and a cast of more than 3000. Brilliant featureties include "Capture of Bardia.” (Approved for Un: versa 1 Exhibition.' REGENT.—Tonight: "Susan and God." the gay and provocative play which electrified New York, featuring Fredric March. Joan Crwaford and a huge cast. (Recom- ] mended by Censor for .Adults.) CARTERTON. REGENT.—Tonight: "Prison Without Bars," a magnificently acted film with a gripping theme. It stars Edna Best, Barry K. Barnes, and introduces a new and wonderful star in Corinne Luchaire. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) GREYTOWN. TOWN HALL—Tomorrow: More thrills with the master detective. "Charlie Chan on Treasure Island." starring Sidney Toler and CeI sar Romero. On the same programme: ! Roll cut the barrel and “Cheer, Boys, | Cheer." It's a barrel n( fun. ‘Bo:h Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FEATHERSTON. ! COSY.—Tonight: j A 1 e t ro-G <>ldwyn- Ma y er s spar kli n g ! comedy success, "Ninotchka." (Don’t ] pronounce it—see it!) It stars Greta ' Garbo and Melvyn Douglas, , proved for Universal Exhibilicn.)