STATE THEATRE

Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 August 1942, Page 6

STATE THEATRE

“THE MARK OF ZORRO.” “The Mark of Zorro,” will be finally shown tonight. “YOUNG AMERICA.” When a smart young girl from the city goes to the country with ideas of her own, the bees and the flowers and the trees have ways and means of dealing witli this type of young lady. And this is precisely what happens when sophisticated Jane Withers goes “down to the farm” in her newest and happiness hit, 20 th Century-Fox.’s comedy-romance. “Young America,” the dramatisation of the 4-H Club organisation which will be shown tomorrow night. Jane with her own car, a private aeroplane and her own bank account is forced to live on a farm with all of the “discomforts” of home. But she learns about the 4-H Club, and soon discovers that vegetables may come out. of the earth as well as out of a can! Lynne Roberts and Robert Cornell portray members of the 4-H who show Jane the fun and happiness that comes with active participation in the organisation. Bob is president of the Club, and Jane becomes interested in the group because she is attracted to the handsome youth. But Jane has a change of heart and becomes a worthy member of 4-H when she is finally brought to realise how great a part '4-H Clubs play in the lives of America’s young men and women. The supporting feature, “Sundown Jim,” features a new western star, John Kimbrough.