PICTURE THEATRES.

Wairarapa Times-Age, 30 January 1943, Page 3

PICTURE THEATRES.

Entertainment Guide. FEATHERSTON. COSY.—Tonight, at C o’clock: Bette Davis, co-starred with George Bi;ent, in “The Great Lie.” Here is a film story, so sensitively directed, ably enacted, that you cannot help but live the events as they unfold on the screen. Bette again gives a great performance. She holds the audience in the palm of her lovely hand. It is the perfect blending of a great story and a superb actress. (Recommendped by the Censoi 1 for Adults.) GREYTOWN. TOWN HALL—Tonight, at 8 o’clock. “Lady Be Good.” A musical show with more surprises than you’ll find in a Jack-in-a-box. Two love stories to keep you guessing, and music to keep you humming. Starring Eleanor Powell, Ann Sothern, Robert Young, Red Skelton, John Carroll, Lionel Barrymore. The top tunes of our times; “The Last Time I Saw Paris.” “My Words and Your Music,” “You’ll Never Know,” “Fascinating Rhythm,” and “Oh! Lady be Good” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) CARTERTON. REGENT.—Tonight, at 8 o’clock: “The Fleet's In.” A joy jamboree, jammed to the gunwales with the biggest entertainment ever to greet the fleet. Starring Dorothy Lamour and William Holden. Anything can happen when the fleet’s in, and usually does. A 'breezy, mirth-provoking, side-splitting story to suit the whole family. (Approved Universal Exhibition.)