AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 22 September 1937, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

REGENT THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. “UNDER YOUR SPELL.” The star attraction at the Regent Theatre to-night, features Lawrence I Tiimett in the glltli Centurv-Fox rej lease “Under Your Spell.” The sparkling new time'-hits “Amigo,” “Under! Your Spell” and “My Little Mule Wag-j gon” are bv Broadway’s .Rhythm Kings, Arthur Schwartz and Howard ! Dietz, and sung as only Tibbett can sing j them. Such favourites as Wendy Har-j rie, Gregory llatolf and Arthur Treacher are in the supporting ca**t. A -singing cowboy—and a- green eyed heiress. ■ 'The supporting programme includes, 1 Aussie News, Musical Mood and two reel comedy. I THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. 1 “WITHOUT ORDERS.” : Romance, thrills and a colourful, sidelight oil modern commercial avintI ion are combined in “Without Orders,” RKO Radio’s offering with Hubert Armstrong and Sally Filers in the romantic roles and Frances Sage } Charley Grapewin and Vinton Haworth co- : featured with them. Dealing with the personal and official problems that beset modern transport pilots, and combining plenty of thrilling episodes and a. stirring climax in its story, tin* picture revolves around the rivalry of two flyers in their professional work and in their attentions to the same 1 girl—a stewardess on the air line. Lew Landers directed the Cliff Reid production, based on a story by Peter B. Kyno. The supporting cast i.s headed by Ward Bond, Landers Stevens Frank M. Thomas and Arthur Loit. —— < ■