AMUSEMENTS

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11934, 28 January 1936, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

Town Hall Paramount*s “Now I’m a Lady,'* screens dually at the Town Hall Theatre to-day. and brings Mae West hack to the screen to win now laurels as a modern belle with ultra-modern ideas.

“Hustlers Houndup.” which also has its final screening to-nijHit features Tom Mix and his famous horse Tony.

The older members of the cinema jroins: public who have been wont to bewail the passing of the “jrood old days*’ and those younger members who have heard their elders talk of the old-time iniisie hall, should not miss KKO-Uadio’s “Music Hall.'* which is coming to the Town Hall Theatre to-morrow.

Chester Morris in* “Uve Keen Around,” the Universal picture which serenes at the Town Hall to-morrow jrlves an excellent performance with Hochelle Hudson in support. It is a picture packed with tense, human drama. A picture in which you see Morris in one of the most unusual roles he has ever portrayed: that of a man who learns two hours after he marries the jrirl of his dreams that she didn’t marry him for love, but to spite another man. The Regent 'Tall of the Wild/* Jack lamdun’s famous classic of the Klondike ffold rush of IS!>7 screens ajrain at the Kejjent Theatre to-day. with Clark Cable, Loretta Yoiinjr and Jack Oakie in its leading roles. A story of unbridled romance which recognises only Nature's laws, it is a literal interpretation of “the call of the wild.” Gable is a picturesque prospector ready to stake his fortune on the Hip of a coih. His code is the code of the frontier—a roii#h but honest variation of the “golden rule.” Into ills life comes Loretta Youn;r« a San Francisco socialite. Thrown together on the trail, they bejrin by haling each other, ho detesting her code* she not understanding his. Under the spell of the Arctic their differences diminish, and a romance ensues.