DE LUXE THEATRE

Hutt News, Volume 17, Issue 18, 29 September 1943, Page 3

DE LUXE THEATRE

NOW SHOWING I When a girl is at: the "swqpse" | age with swing on heir , mind and. ro- £ mance in her heart, the braces on | her teeth do a lot to upset her life, f And when that girl is Jane Withers | 'it means laughs and excitement afc ! she grows out of the offending I Ail the comedy and thrills of growing up have been crowded into; Jane's newest 20th Century-Fox filmjj "Small Town Deb." Jane Withers? is said to be at her best as she singsy dances and plays the drums in thisn comedy of youngsters growing up,y and preview audiences haye acclaim-H ed Academy Winner Jane Barweli'ss j performance as her finest. fj AND | How a husky young rancher "teadsU a bitter fight' against the activities of a crooked promoter who¥ holds a monopoly on water rights,, forms the thrilling basis of Timjj ' Holt's latest western, "Riding thej " Wind." Singing cowboy Ray Whitjj ley and comedian Lee "Lasses'j? White again are seen as younal Holt's faithful buddies in this RKC n Radio film, while pretty Mary Dpugjj las has the romantic lead. < |J COMMENCING FRIDAY J Assigned to a dangerous by the Chief of the Chinese Intellifl gence Service, Anna May Wong gives a fine performance in the P.R.cO war drama, "Bombs Over Burma.'S The picture is packed with taut susjj pense which holds the audience taj the very end. X AND J n No less than six hit tunes; writtei by Frank Loesser, Jule Styne an| Herb Migidson, are featured in Para> mount's fllmusical, "Priorities oijj Parade" commencing Friday at tha De Luxe Theatre. $ • • • • 1 I|j