ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 230, 27 June 1944, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

City Theatres “Thousands Cheer” (Majestic).—A fine musical production in teehnieolour. The cast is headed by Kathryn GTayson, Gene Kely, Mary Astor, John Boles, Mickey lioonev, Judy Garland, and Red Skelton. “The Iron Claw” (De Luxe).—A thrilling gangster film packed with action and excitement. The stars are Charles Qulglev, Joyce Bryant and Walter Sande. Coining Thursday "Two Tickets To London ” “First Conies Courage’’ (Plaza).—Starring Merle Oberon and Brian Ahernb. “I Thunk You” (State).—Arthur Askey and Richard “Stinker" Murdock in a riotous comedy. .. "Salute to the Marines’’ (Paramount).— Starring Wallace Beerv with Fay Balnter and Reginald Owen. Also screening: “The Affairs of Martha.” Friday"ln His Steps,” with Eric Linden and Cecilia Parkel"The Moon Is Down’’ (King’s).—John Steinbeck’s great drama comes to the screen. With Sir Cedric Hardwlcke, Henry Travers, Lee J. Cobba and Doris Bowden heading the east. Coming: -They Got Me Covered,” with Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour. "Phantom of the Opera” (Regent).— Music, song and romance combine to produce a masterpiece of the sc'reen. Starring Nelson Eddv, Susanna Foster und Claude Rains. In teehnieolour. Thursday: “So Proudly We Hail.” “Chinn” (St. James)..—A thrilling story In which three Americans demonstrate to the Chinese how to kill the greatest number of Japanese without suffering any real personal discomfort. Alan Ladd and Loretta Young star. Tomorrow: 'White bav‘’"Sahara” (Tudor).— Humphrey Bogart stars ns an American sergeant who excels in desert warfare. He kills innumerable Germans. Associate feature: “Frontier 1 “Matter’s Castle” (Tivoli). —The film adaptation of A. J. Cronin’s novel, starring Robert Newton and Deborah Kerr. Frank Morgan aud Ann Rutherford star in tiie associate feature, “Washington Melodrama.”