ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 254, 24 July 1944, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

City Theatres “Flesh and Fantasy” (Regent).— A mighty drama of the «mpormitur?j|. Among the east of front-line start; arc C bar Ins .Boyer. Barbara Stanwyck :)mj Edward G. It "biliSDll. “London Blaekouf Murders” (Do Luxe) — Being' the dial'olical aciivifjos of the notorious “Jack the Kipper.” Also screening “Kidin’ Down the Canyen.” h. musical western. “San Demetrio, Loudon” (Majestic).— One of the beet films ever produced by a British studio. A portrayal of the courago of seamen that Jias received warm praise from critics. “Squadron Leader X” (Plaza*. —A tense drama with fl war background, starring Eric Port man and Ann Dvorak. State.—Closed till July 2.S for renovations. Coming: “Much Too Shy,” starring George Form by. “Presenting Lily Mars” (Tivoli). —Starring Judy Garland aud Van Heflin. Also showing “Boom Town.” with Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy “Johnny Come Lately” (Kings).—Academy winner James Cagney in an exciting •story based on I.oiiks Blomtield’s beet.-sell-er “AL’Lcod Folly.” “If 1 Here King” (Paramount)'.-- A grand romance starring Ronald Colman, Basil Rathbone and Frances Dec. Next change; “Cabin i*n the Sky.” vlth Ethol Waters. Lona Horn and Rochester. “Phantom Lady” (St. James’.--A mystic woman provides exciting and thrilling' entertainment. The cast is headed by ITamdiot 'foil*'. Ella Raines, Alan Curtis and Thomas Gomez. “The Leopard Man” (Tudor).—Hairraising, ghastly horror in a blood-curdling thriller. “The'Seventh Victim” al<so showing. is as the title implies, a good assodate shocker.