AMUSEMENTS

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 12332, 22 April 1938, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS

The Regent

One of tin- year's really exceptional I lll ' lures. “Wife.' Doctor ami Nurse," 1"<■: ; tielli Ci‘uturv-Fo.\ romantic drama starn tLoretta Yon Warner Paster ami xinin liruee. to-day and Sator«*at tlie Itegent Theatre. Careful lion was necessary in choosing capa stars to imrtray the important cha»'’” r *' Beeanso of her past successes. Wt** ‘ Young was chosen for the role <« < _ wife, a woman with modern ideas. _ *- not a modern enough to share h f ‘ r n hand. Her seieetioti was a tribute to acting' aliility and her tremendous 1 ,1, l’ !I , ily. Warner Baxter, has the jtart of j doctor who loves ids wife hat also 11 _ liis nurse. A favourite of ihcaireg«, everywhere because of his versatile tat • • Baxter deserved the important assign® To share starring honours with Miss,.* o " and Baxter, blonde, beautiful “ rr ., f ”. Bruce was east in the rede of the whoso valuable assistance is so inti®* a part of the doctor's life.

Town Hall

Sparkling with the wit of mrtropMf* ll ' news reporters and swift romance which blooms in J® nnnsnal circumstances. rniversal’s ’ L , t( my Store" screens finally at th*’ Hall Theatre to-night featuring ' Morgan and William Lnndigan. The * oils by which the reporters obtain views, their loyalty to tlieir papers ;i big story breaks. and their ticro* ‘ ries. are all presented in a rollicking •" j of fast moving' se»inonces which Klirr “ the solving of a crime mystery. jE Charlie Uaggie- acts a* Cupids a ( "Turn Off the Moon” the new • ara ~.e-f musical, which also screens tinally to- e at the Town Halt Theatre .... can sot his own romance straight- . Ofo Whitney and .lohimy I towns a« * porting stars.-