AMUSEMENTS

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 12486, 21 October 1938, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

The Eegent

■ Lewis Stone, always master ot character analysis in a screen poi trayal, in his latest role is head Jt a typical American family m 1 Only Young Once,’’ which opened yesterday at the Ilegent Theatre, Cecilia Parker and Mickey R°° ey handle the romance end ot t new comedy drama. Otlrei's in cast are Fay Holden, I rank Oiaven, Ann Rutherford, Elea "° r r’ndels Pearson, Sara Haden, Charles Judeis and Selmer Jackson. The fi * a graphic and humorous ■ smalltown American family aW J vacation, with its tendency to off the restraints imposed by . iarity and find a new meaning » life. Stone, as Judge Hardy, head a family of five, enacts nity . a man beloved in his Understanding, tolerant and wise,^ g watches over his om ®’ ,L ess and his children from the uglmess, scandal of the outside world.

Town Hall

Arsene Lupin, that fam °^,sce° Le character created by Mau in „ Blanc, is revived m_ Aisen e day Returns,” which begins Tbea tre showing at the Town 1 thriller to-day. In this new mystery _ le _ the adventures of the t ’ amoa Q g to man jewel thief, who is supposed be dead, are continued. Bruce Melvyn Douglas, Virgx d j Dg and Warren William share lea roles with John Hallida cas t. Pendleton also P romia t breathless The story’s action races at J? of speed from the Ee^? ral . an d New Investigation in Washington _ in York, to the haunts ot cr Paris. The story begins will }n . ren William taking a job/J liable surance company to suai d _ emerald, owned by Hal ’jj i( j a y's liam falls in love with HaJ a daughter, Miss Bruce. Meam 0 paste copy of the jewel is thief leaves a card marked - grl . Lupin.” This commences grossing story. garden’s A dramatic story of. a dar . daughter and the pnsone; stor y ed to love is told in Co of the Big House ‘Pemtentiar , lumbia picture, also c °m - yvalTown Hall Theatre to-in gnu Jeall ter Connolly, John How* j. e f e aParker and Robert Bair ‘ ‘ been tured in this film, which ‘ tb rill. described as the season s be-