CURRENT FILMS
ST. JAMES THEATRE Warner Bros.’ thrilling story of the adventures of a Flying Fortress entitled “Air Force” showing for tire last time at the St. James Theatre tonight, makes gripping, interesting and spectacular entertainment. The cast is headed by John Garfield, Gig Young and Harry Carey, with many other fine performers in the supporting parts. The dramatic murder mystery “End of the Road” will also he shown and the programme will commence with the serial at 7.30. Saturday’s Attraction Little Margaret O’Brien heads the cast of Metro Goldwyn Mayer’s heartwarming production “Our Vines Have Tender Grapes,” which is based on George Victor Martin’s popular story, and will he shown at the St. James Theatre on Saturday afternoon and night. The little star is supported by Edward G. Robinson, Jackie “Butch” Jenkins, James Craig, Agnes Moorehead and Frances Gifford. “Our Vines Have Tender Grapes” is a true-to-life story, peopled with true-to-life characters and full of drama, humour and entertainment.
Jan Rubini
The box plans for Ihe special programme being presented at the St. James Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday next, consisting of a concert by the violin virtuoso Jan Rubini, the Russian pianist Vassili lister, and | stage star Terry WalkeY, and the de- ! light fill English comedy “His Lord- j ship Goes to Press,” are now open at I Newton Jones, bookseller. East Street. The prices for this outstanding pro- , gramme are only 3s and 2s, plus tax. I Music-lovers and theatregoers should j make sure of seats by reserving early, i
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 66, Issue 249, 2 August 1946, Page 5
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