ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 38, Issue 151, 23 March 1945, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

City Theatres

"I'tl Walk Beside You” (Regent).— Featuring the London Symphony Orchestra. This film promises to provide a rare treat for music lovers. Coming: "Going My Way.” "Tho Lamp Still Burns” (Plaza).—Lhe genius touch ol' Leslie Howard brings to the screen one of the greatest pictures ot our time; starring Rosamund John and Stewart Granger. "The Fighting Seabees” (St. James). — Romance, action and thrills, with John Wavne, Susan Hayward, and Denis O’Keefe in the vital task of clearing and establishing airfields on Japanese-held Pacific outposts. “Tho Song ot BeruiKlctto” (Kings).—An emotion .stirring masterpiece and winner of five academy awards. Jennifer Jones gives an appealing performance, and is supported by William Eythe, Charles Bickford, and Gladys Cooper. “Always In My Heart” (Paramount).— Fil’tcen-year-old Gloria Warreu, siughig sensation, in a story ol' family loyalty. “The Falcon In -Danger” (State).—lllo mystery of a disappearing aeroplane, starring Tom Conway, jean Brooks. Also, “My I’al Wolf,” a lonely child and a runaway dog. “The Emperor's Candlesticks (Opera House).—Screen version of Baroness Orzcy’s thriller. .... T , “The Rats ot Tobruk” (Tudor). —How the Australian "rats” defied Rommel's Suez Canal dash "The Shepherd Of the Hills” (Roxy).— Starring John Wayne and Betty Field. Also "Twilight On the Prairie,” with Leon Errol and Johnny Downs. "Back Street” (Time).— Starring Cuarles Boyer and .Margaret Sullivan. Also ‘Johnny "Sweet Rosie O’Grady” (Tivoli). —Starring Betty Grable and Robert Young. Associate feature: "Wild Bill Hickok Bides. “My Gal Sal” (Princess).— Starring Rita Hayworth and Victor Mature. Also, “The Mortal Storm.” , “Lady Let’s Dance” (Majestic).—Belita, ice skating ace in a bright musical romance. “Dangerously They Live” (De Luxe). — Action, danger and spy intrigue, with John Garfield, Nancy Coleman and Raymond Massey. Associate feature: “Thumbs Up."