REGENT THEATRE

Wairarapa Times-Age, 24 February 1941, Page 2

REGENT THEATRE

FORTY LITTLE MOTHERS.”

The final screening of "Forty’ Little Mothers" takes place this evening.

“GOOD GIRLS GO TO BARIS.’

With a provocative title only a shadowy promise of its hilarious, sparkling plot. Columbia’s “Good Girls Go To Paris" opens tomorrow at the Regent Theatre. Melvyn Douglas and Joan Blondell. sensational co-stars of

"There’s Always a Woman," again arc teamed in the now film. "Good Girls Go To Paris” presents Douglas in a new and distinctive characterisation, that of an English exchange professor slightly bewildered by the feverish, hectic activity at an American university, and completely dazed by his suddenly acquired role of confidential adviser to a young waitress whose sole ambition is to go to Paris. Laughprovoking adventures involving the two stars take them from the college town to New York and eventually to a millionaire’s mansion where the tangled threads of half-a-dozen lives provides the suspense which builds to the surprising climax. Tiie supporting featurettes are excellent in both quality and variety. Headed by the latest Overseas News, with great shots of London’s air attacks, a sports thrill item. “Diving Rhythm," followed by a screen snapshots of stars in their leisure moments, and a brilliant Charley Chase comedy round oil a grand programme. Plans are at Nimmo’s and the theatre.