DE LUXE THEATRE

Hutt News, Volume 15, Issue 39, 18 March 1942, Page 3

DE LUXE THEATRE

I Y, '1 -li Ei^Li. •.aiu: - FftlDAl' uno of the most senj-ai tamly the eeriest s.;. . ■ ■ - recent years has - !;■ ■ ].• r-n, a suiper thriller ft an oy Pictures. It in "The Ape" nuv; ~h ■ - in;; at the De Luxe Theatre. '• i : : XarloiT, King of Horror, in Lii" ;< : .ng ro:e. The stcry ccn< < charts oi' a half-crazeu . i Adrian, to develop a seruiu wh ■ • will cure infantile paralyse. the result of his weird e'.\pcii:i<. ha is shunned by his ueigh'.ou and becomes a recluse, his soi< n•• mnining patient, pretty Fraj. ;; ;.aralysls victim, who ha- 'a':':: it; the doctor's methods. The climax, a novel- and uuibuu! twist for tales of this kind, e'er,-. up the whole matter to the to , ; people. The second attraction on this p;l----gramme ''The Invisible Ghu.-t' star-; I'.eia Lugosi and is a splendid mystery thriller .••ATL'HBAY, MONDAY, .XUEbUA.i . Drama of strong emotional pow«. • played by a superb cast, '"The. MaiI .Married," stars Joan Benin-i":. Francis Lederer, Lloyd. Nolan ar-u Anna. Sten, and is the feat art. m _ traction at the iJc Lu.\e rheaiiv. \ . . commencing Saturday night. The question it poses is intriguing and provocative: Does a woman every really know the man she loves.' Joan Bennett and Francit . Lederer give inspired performances in their respective roles of husbanu and wife. The second attraction stars those popular adventure loving couph liichard Alien and Andy Devine ii; "Raiders of the Desert" a story or two stowaways v.iio find excitem-.';:; a :.[ !Mrihs in an Arab revoli. The Matinee on Saturda;. v.*«*n comprise comedies, etc, plu> "Movers of the Desert" a program.:.": .Til it a b'o for children. ■ •< * #