CITY AND SUBURBAN THEATRES

Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 75, 25 September 1941, Page 12

CITY AND SUBURBAN THEATRES

REGENT THEATRE. There is mure comedy than tension in "'One Night in Lisbon" now in its second week at the Regent Theatre, though there is a spy story. There i> plenty oi light su|jhisticaie<. i'Hloguf- DP'weeu Madeleine Carroll as a wartime assignnt ir London to the Espionage Department and Frerf Mac murray who thi time is a Texan feel ing hip way round a city nf blackout? There is nlentv of action and much of the fun is -pused by the furiouf rival'r-v of the Texan and a young naval commander for the heart ->f Madeleine OPERA HOUSE. The Opera House will show "Come Live With Me" for the last time tonight. "Moonlight Sonata," starring Paderewski. opens tomorrow. PRINCESS THEATRE. "Sis Hopkins" and "The Round-up" conclude tonight at the Princess Theatre. ROXT THEATRE. "I Wanted Wings" and "A Night at Earl Carroll's" conclude tonight at the Roxy Theatre. TIVOLI THEATRE. The daring exploits of the world's most famoub outlaws reach their climax in "The Return of Frank James," 20th Century-Fox Technicolour production, which is showing, at the Tiyoli Theatre Henry Fonda is starred and Gene Tierney, Jackie Cooper, and Henry Hull featured in the successor to the spectacular "Jesse James." The associate feature is "Call a Cop." starring George Form by