AMUSEMENTS

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 12331, 21 April 1938, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

Town Hall Movies, with all their inllueiiee on fashions, maimers ami ileenration, most obviously iulluenee us in creating new ilanee crazes. “Turn Off the Moon,’’ the new Paramount musical comedy. featuring Charlie Buggies, Kleaunre Whitney, .johnny Downs. Bon Blue. Kenny Baker ami Phil Harris which opened yesterday at the Town Hall Theatre, has its own contribution lo America’s dance life, ".lamming.’’ The picture is full of interest. The breezy careers of crack news reporters; their rivalries in striving to beat eaeli other when a sensational crime story breaks; the swift humour (hat is Hung hack and forth between these fellows, who coin fresh phrases every day of their lives, all of that brightens the Universal romantie comedy drama. "That’s My Story." which also opened at the Town Hall Theatre yesterday. Claudia Morgan ami William Lumligaii are the stars. The Regent

Tlie talents of three stars, Loretta Young, Warner Baxter and Virginia Bruce are brilliantly blended in "Wife, Doctor and Nurse," gay Twentieth Century Fox drama which opens to-morrow at the Begem Theatre. The gay romantic story in (lie mood of to-day. which features an'important supporting east including .lane •Harwell. Sidney Blaekmer. Maurice Cass, .Minna Ciomhell and Margaret Irving. The drama begins when Warner Baxter, a prominent doctor who lias time for little outside Ids work, is attracted by the loveliness of one of ids patients. Loretta Young, a charming society girl, willt whom ho falls in lovo. Following tlie handsome doctor’s marriage, Ids beautiful nurse, Virginia Brtiee, discovers that a strong attachment has grown between them. The sparkling solution is found in a happy climax.