AMUSEMENTS

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21580, 6 December 1944, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

Majestic.—To-night sees the lust screening of "Idaho" and "Pardon My Rhythm." To. morrow’s feature attraction, "Miss V. prom Moscow,” is an exciting story of a beautiful Russian spy who matches wits with the Gestapo in occupied Franco. The lending players are Lola Lane and Noel Maddiron. The associate feature, “Man of Courage." is r. thrilling drama starring Barton MacLano and Charlotte Wyuters. Chapter 4of "Great Northern Mystery" also will be shown. King’s.— ‘’Uncensored,” which stars Eric I’orLmiin and Phyllis Culvert and is screening at the King’s to-day, is a war-time romantic melodrama, set in occupied Belgium, describing the hectic adventures of a baud of patriots who revive La Libre Belgique, fearless pirate national paper of the last war, under the very noses of the Gestapo, and maintain a steady nut by no menus stealthy circulation. The associate feature, , "Bermuda Mystery,” is a thrilling drama. ' Regent.—“ The War Against Mrs. Hadley,’.’ I the present attraction at the Regent, is the j story, simply but convincingly told, of a woman who cannot believe that she is required t,o piny a part in the war elfort ami regards the impact of war conditions on herself and her family as something personal when it should be the concern of others. Fay "Painter's performance in the title role stamps her as mistress of her art, and Edward Arnold has one of the best parts of his screen career, ns has also Richard Ney.