ENTERTAINMENTS Opera House

Greymouth Evening Star, 16 August 1948, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS Opera House

Filially Tonights “Pirates of Monterey.” Commencing Tomorroios “Stormy Walers” and “For the Love of Rusty.” m a “For the Love of Rusty” with Ted Donaldson, Tom Powers, Ann Doran and “Rusty” (the wonder dog) m the leading roles, commencing at the Onera House tomorrow, tells of the heartaches and heart-throbs experienced by a youngster whose love lot his dog gets them into a series of exciting adventures. The story concerns a youngster who runs away from home because his stern father cannot understand that boys will be boys. And that when they have dogs they can even get into more mischief than usual! An unexpected accident in which Rusty is hurt after saving the veterinarians ufe brings father and son together ior a touching and thoroughly heartwarming climax. “STORMY WATERS”

An exciting, romantic drama in which Jean Gabin and Michele Moi - gan are torn between two loves, forms the basis of “Stormy Waters,” a thrilling adventure of storm-swept seas, commencing at the Opera House tomorrow.

Regent Theatre Finally tonight “Fiesta” with Esther Williams, Cyd Charisse, Ricardo Montalban. Commencing Tomorrows “A Scandal in Paris” starring George Sanders, Carole Landis, Signe Hasso. In “A Scandal in Paris” George Sanders plays the title role of Vidocq, a 19th century master-crook a Don Juan whose left hand palms a diamond even as his lips steal a kiss. Signe Hasso and Carole Landis take him over the romantic hurdles; and Akim Tamiroff and Gene Lockhart complicate his “professional” life as respectively, his undisciplined cutthroat companion Emile, and the implacable Chief of Police, Richet. Sanders rates as a dashing rogue and lady-killer. Miss Hasso, gives an enchanting and provocative performance in the part of Therese, Carole Landis is Loretta, flirtatious waterfront cafe singer.