AT THE PICTURES

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 78, 24 November 1943, Page 4

AT THE PICTURES

Krgriit Theatre: To-night and loii«rrow night (guest nights), “For Beauty’s Sake” and “Charter Pilot.” The first is a happy, romantic talc that will be found suitable to all tastes. With Llovd Nolan and lovely Lynn Bari, those ever-scrapping screen sweethearts on hand to battle not only each other but sabotage in the skies. Charter Pilot” promises fast and funny cnlcitainment. Majestic Theatre: To-night, “Appointment in Berlin." A super-spy picture ctammed with exciting sequences that lead to a highly dramatic smash climax, is "Appointment in Berlin.” Based on tact, it Is h colour!ill story ol adventure and intrigue in the mysterious world of international espionage, v\ ith the popular English star. George Sanders, in the role of a British secict agent and lovely Marguerite Chapin; n as a high-born German who renounces the Nazi cause for love. The romantic angle has an unusual and interesting twist. State: <*c.-nme**ct**« Friday. “To the Shores of Tripoli." starring John Pavne, M.iu ecn O’Hara and Randolph Scott. Taking a raw recruit In the person of John Pa > ne. Ihc film puts hir -. through all of the ,‘.ccs which the (IS Marine undergoes to emerge a fighting "leatherneck.” M;:i.r»*cn O’Hara as a Marine nurse was selected to provide th * love interest with Payne. ’’-ndolph Scott is said to give c his best performances as the hardboiled sergeant who makes 'life both inti ist - 1 miserable f«r Pa The ft' was produced with the full co-