The Theatres

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 21, 7 June 1939, Page 8

The Theatres

regent i 1 Commencing time 7.30 p.m. The final two sessions to-day lor £ Lo\<2 , Finds Andy Hardy." Judge Hardy's ( Family. To those who are following this delightful series, we state that this is the most popular and most enjoyable to date. You'll enjoy every minute of MicUev llooney who is Andy Hardy in the picture. He is a born comedian. Antly ialls in love with three girls and a motor car-' but we think Andy much prefers the motor car. To those patrons who are seeing the "Havdv Family" for the first time we promise the entertainment treat of their lives. Commencing Thursday. "'Checkers'' with Jane "Withers. . Little Miss Mischief is on the rampage again . . . And how! ! You're in for thp laugh of a life time as Jane tempts Lady Luek t who forgets to be a lady, in this thrilling story of the nice track. You know Avhat to expect from Jane and she will not disappoint you in this. GRAND Commencing time 7.30 p.m. "Wednesday and Thursday another excellenth- balanced double feature pro. gramme. ''Bov of the Streets'' with Jackie Cooper. Unconditionally and most sincerely we recommend to you "Boy of the Streets'' as one of the most outstanding human interest and all-family pictures it has been our privilege to present. There's comedy! Drama! Romance! beautifully blended in the stirring story! He's a little ruffian—but he'll grip your heart! Because . . . ''Boy of the Streets" is a story of real life. Also George Olßrien in "Gun, Law'' It's an exciting story of the Old West, with O'Brien in the role of a Federal Marshall -who disguises himself as a noted desperado in order to learn the secrets of an outlaw gang.