AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 15 September 1937, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

regent theatre. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT “DON'T TURN E’M LOOSE.” llow the work of Department of Jus tico "u-ivioii” and otuer l*w enforce- | incut, agencies is utunned by unwar ' ranted leniency Uy parole ooarus i: stiiKingiy ucpicicu in me cun cut photoplay drama, “non t Turn ’ism Loose,' : ,»• ajiiact.ou at me Legem Theatre Tilt- store vi.iulv le.eals hq\i I tain criminals enlist me -ua of craltj attorneys to play upon the sympathy 1 of stale parole ooarus with the sorfj lesult that thousands of felons annual ],v return to menace America with i resumption of their crimes. Bruce Ca hot is cast in a lolu that closely parallels actual cases in the police hies. Ai ;ll ruthles killer with no intention of re form, ln> obtains release from prisoi only to violate his parole in every con eeivable manner. The picture follow! ! iu’s unlawful activities while he keep; his family in complete ignorance of tin j shady siue of his life. It is not unti j his lather, a reputable citizen, is ap pointed to the state parole board tha; I o.s duplicity is exposed. Lewis Stone | as the father. ha s an intensely dram , atice role, while other members of tin j east include James G-leaso'n. liouise j Laturer, Betty Grableand Grace Brau ley. Good supports. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. “CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OPERA” Earl Derr Biggers’ famous fictional sleuth, Charlie Chan, makes his latest • screen appearance in “Charlie Chan a ! the Opera.’' the new Twentieth Cen tury-Fox picture coming to-morrow tc the Regent Theatre. With Warner Oland and Boris Karloff playing hi; maniacal opponent, the film is hailed the most exciting and perve-jangling oi the always-thrilling Chan films. Iyevc Luke, Charlotte Henry, Thomas Bees and Margaret Irving are featured ir the cast.