ENTERTAINMENTS CITY THEATRES

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 279, 22 August 1944, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS CITY THEATRES

• ''Woman Aren’t Angels” (Regent).—KOberteun Hare and Alfred Kray ton star in a farcical comedy. Polly Ward and John Stuart head the supporting cast. •‘San Donietrio, Ijondon (Opera House)..—A modern drama of the sea. “Ghosts on the -Loose” (De Luxe). A snook picture iu which the Dead Eud Kids meet Bela Lugosi. Also showing: bong of Texas,” a cowboy film. “Pride And Prejudice” (Paramount).— The return of a hit Elm starring Laurence Olivier and Greer Garson “Let's .Face It.” (St. James).—Uio nimitable Bob Hope in another gag-filled picture. Songs by Cole P ort . „ “Koveillo With Beverly” (Plaza).— Featurlng Bob Crosby, Freddie Slack, Buko Ellington, and Count basia, with their orchestras, and introducing Frank Sinatra. “Lost Angel” (Majestic).—A more touching picture than “Journey for Margaret. Margurct O’Brien stars with Janies Craig and Marsha Hunt. “Tarzan Triumphs” (State). —Johnny Weissmuller has many new adventures In this latest film of the jungle. Also starring are Frances Gifford and Johnny Sl “Wluit a Woman” (Klug’s).—Comedy with romance. Rosalind Russell and Brian Aherne head the cast. “Hoppy Serves n Writ Q’ , T ( ]° r ’-"7 ol k* along Cassidv and his Bar -0 Boys in an action-packed film of the West. Associate feature: “The McGuerins from Brooklyn, with William Bcndix and Grace Bradley. Forever and a Pay” (Tivoli). A of stars presenting the story of one family and one nation. The list of stars reads like a Hollywood Who’s Who, and it would be unfair to mention any one as the principal Also showing “Saboteur’ with Priscilla Lane and Robert Cummings.