ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 38, Issue 22, 20 October 1944, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

CITY THEATRES

"Tender Comrade” (Plaza).—The story of a bride working aud fighting to hold her hard won happiness. Starring Ginger Rogers and Robert Ryan. “The Miracle ot Morgan’s Creek (Regent).—A string of mirthful situations follows when Eddie Bracken brings. Betty Hutton home at 8 o’clock in the morning. “His Butler’s Sister” (St. James).— Deanna Durbin's gayest aud greatest romance, co-starring -Francliot Tone. “Reveille With Beverly” (Tudor).— A galavy of stars combiue to mnko it the gayest ot the year. Also "Dangerous Bloudes.”

"This is tlie Life” (De Luxe].— Featuring music by Susanna Foster, with Donald O'Connor and Peggy Ryan. Also “The Girl From Monterey. ’’ “The Lodger” (Slate).—(Merle Oberon and George Sanders co-star in a sensational spine-tlngler of crimes most shocking killer. “Crush Dive” (Kings).—Starring Tyrone Power. A Ulin packed with powerful entertainment and suspense. “song of Russia” (Majestic).— A magnificent and inspiring romance of bard pressed Russia. Starring Robert Taylor and Susan Peters.

SUBURBAN THEATRES De Luxe (Lower Hutt).—‘Two Tickets To London” and “South of Dixie.” Regal (Karori).—“Never Say Die” and “China.” , ~ Rivoli (Newtown). —“Hers To Hold and "Tarzan Triumphs.” Vogue (Brooklyn).—“Silver Skates’ and “The Crystal Ball." Capitol (Miramar).— "The Pied Piper and "Hatter’s Castle.” Tntler (Lyall Bay). — “Ilorlan” aud "Pride of tlie Yankees.” Kinema (Kilbirnle). —"So Proudly we 11 Ascot (Newtown).—“The Black Swan and "Time to Kill.” Empire (Island Bay).—“Thunderbirds ’ and “’rhe Postman Didn’t Ring. ’ Prince Edward (Woburn).—“For Me nnd .My Gal" and “Squadron Leader X. King George (Lower Hutt). —“Let’s Face