AMUSEMENTS
Regent. —"Mrs. Parkington," now showing at the Regent, can be nptly described as an entertainment event of th* yeiu. It reunites the popular stars of "Mrs. Gi’oer Garson nnd Walter Pidgeon, nnd the film is a perfect adaptation of Louis Bromfield s best seller. Notable in the cast of supporting players are Edward Arnold niul Gladys Cooper. The featurettes include the M.G.M. Academy Award winning cartoon ’ Mouse Trouble.
Majestic.—Magnificent, colourful, spectacular aflame with all the grandeur and the fury of the lawless plains, Columbia « mighty Tachni colour Western, "The Desperadoes, . T? nnrl o 1 nil Scott. Glenn Fold, ClAiie Trevor, Evelyn Keyes mid Edgar Buchanan. The film is an ’adventurous romance which AundeS across the screen to the tune o crackling gunfire nnd roaring hoofs. Lets Have Fun” is the associate corned}. IftteTesiie Hownrd directed, is U.® first tea-, me film of the women in uniform in this war md is filmed from the candid camera point of view on how women behave cn masse it wartlme conditions. Instead of a beauty salon setH™ C pne has the grim background of war.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21899, 18 December 1945, Page 5
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