PICTURE THEATRES

Evening Star, Issue 24004, 1 October 1941, Page 5

PICTURE THEATRES

His Majesty’s—The Russian comedy, from the Soviet Studios, Moscow, ‘ The Circus.’

Octagon.—Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh in the historical drama, ‘ Lady Hamilton.’ Grand. —Otto Kruger, John Litel, and Gloria Dickson in ‘The Big Boss,’ and Charles St’arrett in ‘ The Durango Kid.’ Regent.—‘ Gone With Ihe Wind,’ in technicolour, with Clark Gable as Rhett Butler, Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O’Hara, and Leslie Howard and Olivia de Havilland. State.—Joel M’Crea and Laraine Day in Alfred Hitchcock’s thrilling drama. ‘ Foreign Correspondent.’ Empire.—James Stewart and Rosalind Russell in ‘No Time for Comedy,’ with Genevieve Tobin and Charles Ruggles. Strand. —Lloyd Nolan and Doris Davenport in 1 Behind the News,’ and ‘ Girl from Havana,’ with Denis O’Keefe and Claire Carlton. St. James.—‘The House of the Arrow,' with Kenneth Kent and Diana Churchill ; and Denis Morgan and Gloria Dickson in ‘ No Place to Go.’i Mayfair—Paul Muni, in ‘We Are Not Alone,’ and 1 Blondie Brings Up a Baby,’ with Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake. NEXT ATTRACTIONS His Majesty’s (Friday).—Errol Flynn and Anita Louise in ‘ Green Light,’ and ‘ My Bill,’ with Kay Francis. Octagon (Friday).—‘Cheers for Miss Bishop,’ with Martha Scott in the starring role. Empire (Friday).—Ann Sothern in the comedy ‘ Dulcy,’ with lan Hunter, Roland Young, and Reginald Gardner. Strand (Friday).—The comedy ‘Double Date,’ with Edmund Lowe and Una Merkel, and Baby Sandy in ‘ Bachelor Daddy.’ St. James (Friday).—Gene Autry in the Western ‘ Gaucho Serenade,’ and ‘The Ape,’ featuring Boris Karloff.