AMUSEMENTS

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21172, 13 August 1943, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

, King’s.—With nothing, up their sleeves and nothing in their heads, except laughs aplenty, Lam'd and ,Hardy commence a three-Jay season at the King’s Theatre today in “A-Hnunting We Will Go." a rollicking film which abounds in practically :jll the ingredients of solid entertainment — magic, murder, mirth, action and romance. Something new has been ndded in the person qf Dante, the magician, whq performs feats never before seen on the screen, i Regent.—Frank Capra. the , producerdirector who gave you “It . Happened One Night,” “Mr. Deeds Goes to Town," “Y’ou Can’t Take It With You,” “Lady For a Day” and “The Lost Horizon." now betters his own previous best when he introduces Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck and a great oast to a heap of adventures and a pile of laughs in "Meet John Doe!” This rich and irresistible entertainment occupies two hours of screening time and patrons are advised to be seated early. , Majestic.—To-day the feature attraction is “Moonlight in Havana, ” Universal’s mammoth musical with scorching songs, sensational . dance routines and gorgeous settings, starring Allan Jones and Jane lfrnzec. The second feature, "Shut My Big Mouth,” stars Joe E. Brown in a screaming comedy with Joe ns a cowboy making the Wild West wilder. The final chapter of "Adventures qf r Smilin’ Jack” will be shown.