ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 122, 18 February 1944, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

CITY THEATRES "The Plod Piper” (Plaza).— Monty Woolley, complete with hirsute adornment, in an appealing story of an Irascible Englishwho guides five children to safety across Nazi-occupied France. Next change: “In Which We Serve.” . “Above Suspicion” (Majestic).— Joan Crawford, Fred Mac Murray and Courad Veidt in a tale full of mystery and drama, signifying .good entertainment. "Tales of Manhattan” (Kings).—Featuring stars that outshine in brilliance those ’in rhe heavens. Rita Hayworth, Charles Boyer, Ginger Rogers, etc. “Power of tbo Press” (State). —"Otto Kruger involved In a sabotage plot. “Corvette K-225” (St. James).—Another story of a ship and the men who sail her. Randolph Scott and. Ella Raines feature. "Tbo Hit Parade of 1943” (Paramount).— Three top-liight orchestras, plenty of songsand Susan Hayward. Aiso Tommy Trinder in “The Foreman Went to Franco.” “Crossroads” (Tivoli).—William Powell and Hedy Lamarr in a comedy aud Allan Jones in a musical “Moonlight iu Havana.” "Full In” (Tudor).—An army comedy featuring William Tracy. Also the jungle thriller, “Jacare.” "Coastal Command" (Opera House). —A thrilling, documentary film of a little publicized branch of Britain’s air forces iu action over convoys, and keeping the sealanes clear. "Harrigan’s Kid” (De Luxe).— Bobby Readick in a story of how money is really lost and won on the race track. Associate feature: “Girls incorporated,” starring Leon Errol.

SUBURBAN THEATRES

Capitol (Miramar). —“Meet John Doc” and “Cowboy iu Manhattan.” Ascot, (Newtown)., —“Maisio Gets Iler Man” and “In the Navy.” King George (Lower Hutt). —“Thunder Birds.” Do Luxe (Lower Hutt).—“Aerial Gunner” and “Here We Go Again.” Prince Edward (Woburn).—"Two Yanks in Trinidad” and “Lure of the Islands.” Kincma (Kilbirnle). —“Saboteur” and “Behind the Eight Ball.” Regal -(Knrori).— "Unpublished Story’ and "Who Done It.” Vogue (Brooklyn).—“Talk of the Town” and “About Face.” Empire (Island Bnj’).—-“lce Capades and "Pierre of the Plains,”

Rivoli (Newtown).— “Flight for Freedom” and "St. Louis Blues.”