AMUSEMENTS

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXV, Issue 12303, 17 April 1937, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

Town Hall Till; niar of six-shooters panelnates the thrilling notion of tlio newest in Paranionut s sorios of “Hopalong Cassidy" Western adventures, "Three on Hie Trail,” which, with William Boyd and Jimmy Kliison eo-starred, conies to-day to the Town Hull Theatre. The film shows the early settling of the West, and the range warfare that raged between the forces of law and order and file overwhelming hordes of "bad men" who infested flic territory. Bight outstanding Him favourites are featured in I’aramonnt‘s “The Preview .Murder .Mystery,” weird melodrama which also screens to-day at the Town Hall Theatre. They are Reginald Denny, Frances Drake, Gail Patrick, Bod ba Roque, George Barbler, lan Keith, Conway Tearle and Jack Mulhall. The Regent With a “what-ho” and a “cheerio." Jeeves, P. G. Wodehouse's hilarious "gentleman's gent” wlio knows all about women, fiction's funniest character, comes in the screen for the first time in the new Twentieth Century-Fox picture, “Thank You. Jeeves," opening to-day at the Regent Theatre. Droll Arthur Treacher plays the pokerfaced valet, with Virginia Field Hie “lady in distress” and David Niven as the blundering, butter-fingered Bertie Wooster. A typical Wodehouse tale, this film is one of the most riotous of Jeeves’ adventures in extricating the inane Bertie from a peek ot trouble and helping him win the lady of his heart. “Private Number.” also opens to-day at the Regent Theatre with Robert Taylor and Loretta Voting starrod together for the first time as a screen love-team. The romance is between a millionaire’s son and a personal maid, witli Patsy Kelly supplying the comedy.