SHOUTS THIS WEEK

Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24581, 1 June 1945, Page 3

SHOUTS THIS WEEK

AVON.—“Sports Quiz” (Pete Smith specialty): ‘Glimpses of Mexico" (James Fitzpatrick Travel talk in colour): Paramount British News. MAYFAlß.—“Maximum Effort” (British Information feature); G.B.D. News; Fox Australian News. CRYSTAL PALACE. “Accent on Courage” (interest); “Day in June” (cartoon): International News; British News. PLAZA.—“Notes to You” (cartoon): “Spanish Fiesta” (Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo); Paramount News. STATE.—Terrytoon Cartoon; Fox Australian News. PLAZA

“IN THIS OUR LIFE” One of the year’s most poignant dramas, “In Hiis Our Life,’’ will commence a season to-day at the Plaza Theatre. The film has a brilliant cast with Bette Davis, Olivia de Havilland, Dennis Morgan, and George Brent in the leading roles. The supporting cast is headed by Charles Coburn, Frank Craven, and Billie Burke The story concerns a once proud family, the Timberlakes, who have lost much of their prestige. Bette Davis plays the role of Stanley, a capricious, inconsiderate girl who believes her own happiness is the only thing that matters. The role of her sister Roy is taken by Olivia de Havilland; George Brent appears as Stanley’s fiance, and Dennis Morgan as "‘.oy’s husband. Christchurch audiences .who enjoyed the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, which appeared some time ago at the Plaza in “The Gay Parisian,’ 1 will welcome “Spanish Fiesta,” featuring a cast almost identical with that in the previous ballet number. “Spanish Fiesta” is included in the programme for this week. EMPIRE “ALWAYS IN MY HEART” “Always in‘My Heart,” a musical comedy starring Gloria Warren, will be shown to-day at the Empire. It is a story of family life, and the cast includes Kay Francis, Walter Huston, and Borrah Minevitch and his harmonica band. , The supporting feature is Fired Wife ” a comedy, with Robert Paige, Louise Allbritton, and Diana Barrymore in the leading roles. CENTURY “JOURNEY FOR MARGARET” Against the background of blitzed London, “Journey for Margaret, which will be shown at the Century