AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 12 July 1940, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

REGENT THEATRE. i r • • '■) \ TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! “EVERYTHING ON ICE.” A new comet flashes over the motio - picture screen in -the person of daint; ■ charming little Irene Dare, six-year-ol r actress who has been acclaimed by Ho » lyvvood as the most, graceful, ice-.skate i in the world. Tiny Irene has the sta: . ring 'role in “Everything’s on- ‘lce, | So] Lesser’s new® RKO; Radio pietun in which she is seeniat the heath of sc 1 cral ice ballets, of unusual beauty. Hi ■ precision perfect co-ordination, and fro dom of movement constitute a rnarv b even to those who know that tile lift * girl’s skill is due to diligent, joyous pra - ti.ee.: Displaying acting ability''! far b . | yolid her years. Irene is the ..eentr: i figure in a story of • hilarious- compil'd - tions, in which she is added, by Rosor i Earns, Edgar Kennedy, Lynne Robert - ! Erie Linden, Mary Hart, Bobby Wa 1 I son and other screen favourites. ... ’ SATU RD A Y—M AT 1N E E-A N D NIG H , MONDAY. ’ “EVERYTHING HAPPENS AT NIGHT;” A completely different type of pit \ tore for Sonja Heniep in this 20th Cei , j tury-Fox film Darryl F. Zanuck prt ; gents the famed skating star in. a con j hined dramatic and- comedy role. Sonja j amazingly developed acting a abilit I makes her perfectly e at home in th story, and of course There t are'-set],uoficc in which, Sonja disports lipt only; o skates but on the sheer, shimmering sli slides of the Alps. Although' Sonja’- s T‘o] is essentially dramatic,' light eonied touches are injected when Ray ’Milfan and Robert Cummings, as two rivn newspaper reporters, fall for her an fight for her love as well as for' on of the biggest stories of the’ day. '