AMUSEMENTS
Majestic.—To-day’s programme is headed by “Power Dive” and “The Monster and the Girl,” with the "Melbourne Cup” and “Riders of Death Valley.” Monday’s change brings the sensational murder trial. “The Trial of Mary Dugan,” with Robert Young and Loraine Day, and “Gunsmoke Trail.” King’s.— The cracking new screen version of Arnold Ridley’s famous stage play, “The Ghost Train,” stars Arthur Askey, England’s funniest of funny little men. Laughter and thrill march hand in hand to great entertainment achievement. Included in the programme is a film showing the Melbourne and Caulfield Cups.
Regent.—Love laughs at locksmiths, but Paramount nuts the laugh or love, in their new comedy, “The Lad,\ Eve.” now showing at the Regent Theatre, with Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda in the starring roles “Defenders of Tobruk,” one of the associate features, is a graphic record of the spirit of Anzac.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20620, 22 November 1941, Page 3
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