PICTURE THEATRES

Wairarapa Times-Age, 7 March 1941, Page 7

PICTURE THEATRES

Entertainment Guide.

. MASTERTON. STATE.—Tonight: Comedy that has everything, sparkling with wit. songs, dances and hilarious situations—" Public Deb. No. 1.” will) George Murphy, Brenda Joyce. Elsa Maxwell, Berton Churchill and Charlie Ruggles. Excellent featurettes include “March of Time" and "Christmas Under Fire." Recommended by Censor for adults COSY.—Tonight: "Charlie McCarthy, Detective,” with Charlie McCarthy and Edgar Bergen chasing clues. Always getting his man and not doing bad with the ladies, either. “I’m Nobody’s Sweetheart Now,” with Dennis O’Keefe and Constance Moore. The tuneful tangle of sweethearts and suitors. Recommended by Censor for adults. REGENT.—Tonight: "The New Moon," Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy together again in the most brilliant of their triumphs. Sigmund Romberg’s musical masterpiece, re-unites the screen’s queen and king of song. The most magnificent of all their triumphs. -Approved for universal exhibition. CARTERTON. REGENT.—Tonight: "If I Had My Way,” musical, co-star-ring Bing Crosby and Gloria Jean (the "Under-Pup" young lady). Approved for universal exhibition. Also “Lone Wolf Meets a Lady.” a thriller, with Warren William and Jean Muir. Recommended by Censor for adults. GREYTOWN, TOWN HALL.—Tomorrow: Paramount’s comedy thriller sensation, “The Cat and the Canary,-’ starring Bob Hope. The thrill of a lifetime. ' Recommended by Censor lor ddults. , FEATHERSTON. COSY.—Tonight: “Pack Up Your Troubles,” a riotous comedy, with Jane Withers and the Ritz Brothers. Approved for univer- : sal exhibition). Also ‘-Wolf in New . York,” a thriller, with Edmund Lowe, Rose Hobart and James Stephenson. Recommended by Censor for adults.