AMUSEMENTS

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20281, 24 June 1940, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

KING’S THEATRE “RACK CP YOUR TROUBLES” They are in life army now, the mad trio of Ritz brothers, and to add to their hilarious troubles they have teamed up with Jane Withers in her latest starring comedy. “Pack Up Your Troubles." which has its final screening at the King's Theatre tonight. ! —"The Cisco Kid and the Lady” and "The Edge of the World”: Tomorrow— O. Henry’s smiling desperado of the Old South-west of the United States, the Cisco Kid. finds new adventure in Arizona and deadly danger is a beautiful senorita's eyes, as he returns to the screen iu "The Cisco Kid and the Lady.” This 20th Century-Fox picture opens to-morrow at the King’s Theatre, with plenty of excitement, I brills, laughter and romance making it a screen treat. Handsome CCsar Romero is the new Cisco and a more daring, romantic figure never roamed the Western bad lands. Featured in the cast a,re Marjorie Weaver, ChrisPin Martin. George Montgomery, Robert Barratt. Virginia Field and Harry Green. In the screen play by Frances Hyland, the Arizona stage coach is robbed, a gold mine is plundered arid bad men die right and left —all of which puts the Cisco Kid in Ihe mood for love! The success of Cisco's romantic escapades is indicated in his boast: "She almost get me shot, she turn me over to the sheriff, she try to get me hang! Caramba, how the lady love me!” Cisco’s desire to bestow heaven and earth upon the current light of his life plunges him into the series of exciting adventures that make "The Cisco Kid and the Lady” one of the most outstanding films of recent months. The associate film, “The Edge of the World,” is a romantic saga of life on the Shetland Islands.