THEATRE GUIDE

Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 195, 19 July 1941, Page 3

THEATRE GUIDE

Regent.— Dailv at 2 p.m. ami 7.30 p.rn., “Gone With The Wind,” in teehmcolour. Meteor. —“Moon Over Burma.” Co-star-ring a topnotch trio consisting of Dorothy Laniour. Robert l’rcston and Preston Poster. Paramount’s new film dealing ", J fun in the tropics will screen to-night. Ol course, there are dramatic moments in the story, too, for that matter, and Miss Lamonr does sing—this time a couple of songs entitled “Moon Over Burma” and ’Mexican Magic,” expertly calculated and fitted into the storv by Director Louis King, so that her fans will he delighted. _ As for the narrative, it is mostly to do with the fact that the two boys arc in tlie teak lumbering business, need money, and while borrowing it. at Rangoon, meet Miss Laniour. an entertainer in a cafe. Subsequently all sorts of things happen along exciting and romantic lines. A cobra threatens Dorothy, there are a forest fire and a log jam—-but mostly there are fast cracks and entertainment galore. Mayfair.—Daily at 2 and 7.45 P-"i. “Money and the Woman,” featuring .Jeffrey Lynn and Brenda Marshall: also “Jlio Stranger from Texas.” State. —Dailv at 2 and 7.45 p.m. Iho Navy Stops ' Out,” featuring George Murphy and Lucille Ball. %