ENTERTAINMENTS

Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3851, 6 October 1932, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS

PALMERSTON PICTURES ROSY THEATRE With several special featurettes “The Ruling Voice,” a t the Rosy, presents th e dynamic Walter Husion as the bos s of a graft organisation which concerns the milk supply of a gieat city. His daughter (Doris Kenyon returns from abroad, where she has been educated in ignorance o f the source of her father’s wealthMisfortuncs that come to her tic> ugn it awaken him when too Lit • to remedy the sins he has committed against the children of the REGENT THEATRE Gets its final showing to-night. “Alias the Doctor,” at the Regent Theatre features Mr Richard llartt< mess. It is a picture of unusual dr; matic power. Ii deals with a boy «!.(• has become a famous surgeon under his brother’s name and for ,tno.- crime he was robbed of his degree. His professional acts are tin -efore illegal. His “crime” is di ie ered and leads to some startling and dramatic incidents. Tomorrow: George Arliss in ‘-The Man who Plat ed God.” PALACE THEATRE In “Strangers in Love,” Fredric I March has a new dual portrayal, jHe enacts the parr of a usurping ■ son who forges a will to disinherit | a brother and also the role of the j vagabond brother who eventually | comes into liig own after a series of ! romantic, happenings. Ray Francis | has the feminine lead- Vert good supports.