LAY WORRY ASIDE AT THE CINEMA.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 7 August 1933, Page 5

LAY WORRY ASIDE AT THE CINEMA.

AT THE REGENT THEATRE TO-NIGHT. Final screening to-niglit of the best double feature programme in years. '‘Pack Up Your Troubles,” featuring ;hat inimitable pair of woebegone eomjdians, Laurel and Hardy, in a delightfully inconsequential farce that is an ibsolute tonic, and is without doubt their best effort to date. We urge you to see this. It will do you as much rood as a three months’ holiday, with ■he world’s ace comedians in the fastest, funniest, most hilarious comedy of ;he year. Also “Lucky Devils” featuring Bill Boyd, Dorothy Wilson and William Gargan. You’ve often thrilled ;o the dangerous, 'breath-taking stunts n the Talkies. Have you ever given a thought to the men who risk their Lives to give you these thrills. Here is all the drama, humour and romance centring about the lives of the deathiefying stunt men. Yesterday he dropped through a skylight to make a movie thrill—to-day he falls from a burning roof—life at high pressure — love at high speed. They call themselves “Lucky Devils” if they live. You cannot fail to thrill to this powerful human story of the lives of the thrill makers. It is the most breathless thrill picture of the year. These two cinema productions together make the programme the best you have ever seen for 1/6. Don’t miss it.