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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23384, 28 June 1939, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS DEANNA DURBIN CONCLUDES THURSDAY. =g| REGENT THEATRE"|sSESSIONS: 11, '-'.15 AND <s P.M. DEANNA DURBIN "3 smart niiir.s GROW UP" A New Universal Pictures Presentation. Plans nt Regent. Phone 32-888. Approved for Universal Kxhibilion. REGENT FRIDAY I -X----THIS FILM IS BIG NEWS! and a big hit, tooi -* "TIIIS MAN IS NEWS" wins tremendous Public and Press favour in Sydney. SUNDAY SUN:— "Best film that has been shown in Sydney for weeks." SYDNEY HERALD:— "Fine entertainment with plenty of excitement." DAILY SUN:— "A comedy of n f \vs, its success abroad has made news." DAILY NEWS:— "A novel and tremendously exciting murder mystery story." "TIIIS MAN IS NEWS" belongs to the same category as "The Thin Man." * BARKY K. BARKY K. BARRY K. BARRY )v. BAIiRY K. BARNES BARNES BARNES BARNES BARNES BARNES VALERIE VALERIE VALERIE VALERIE VALERIE HOBSON HOBSON HOBSON HOBSON HOBSON HOBSON ALI STAIR "THIS MAN 'THIS MAN 'THIS MAN 'THIS MAN 'THIS MAN 'THIS MAN 'THIS MAN SIM. IS NEWS' IS NEWS' IS NEWS' IS NEWS' IS NEWSIS NEWSIS NEWS' A Paramount Picture. THIS IS THE MAN WHO TUKN'ED LONDON'S NEWSPAPER WORLD UPSIDE DOWN —ACE REPORTER SIMON DRAKE. Not only first with the news . he was away ahead of it! If someone is murdered, that's NEWS! But if a newspaper man reports the crime hours before it happens, then he is FRONT PAGE NEWS! Was he guilty, was he crazy or was it the champagne that made him give this bedtime story to Editor "Mac." You'll find the answer in ono of the most delightful pictures of the year. "THIS MAN IS NEWS" MYSTERY l HUMOUR' ENJOYABLE! REGENT FRIDAY! Plans at Regent Phone 3!2-SBB. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) | TUDOR CINEMA | E™,!VV,, §§T; This Evening at 81 Artificially Heated! B WALTER HUSTON and Beulah Bondi, in U "OF HUMAN HEARTS" HH (Approved for Universal Exhibition). H]| Thoso who remember Walter Huston as ."Dodsworth" will enjoy this M.-G.-M. rv-- picture. ALSO: Our Gang Comedy—Pete Smith ipH Novelty—Coloured Traveltalk and AusL'.. i trnlian Cinesound. Fuller's Theatres Phone 2G-041 BRITANNIA O PONSONBY Warm and Comfortable NEWSREELS NIGHTLY at 7.30 p.m. JOHN CARROLL, with MO VITA, in "ROSE OF THE RIO GRANDE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. LLOYD HUGHES, starring in "A MAN BETRAYED." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Fuller's Theatres Phono 22-GS3 VICTORIA O DEVONPORT 7.30 TO-NIGHT (id Ad GUEST NIGHT fid (id 7 Gay Stars in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer s Laugh and Music Show, "PICK A STAR" with LAUREL AND HARDY. Patsy Kelly. Mischa Auer, Lyda Roberli, Jack Haley, R}sina Lawrence. Also EDMUND LOWE, « , FC;PInNA^p■ ,, MADGE EVANS, in LorIUINALiL Both Approved Cor Universal Exhibition. Fuller's Theatres Phone 2G--100 CINEMA O GREY LYNN Comfortably Hoated FINALLY TO-NIGHT, 7.30. 6d 6d GUEST NIGHT 6d 6d John Ilalliday, Marsha Hunt and a host of old-timo favourites in "HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also Zanc Grey's "FORLORN RIVER." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) JUMBLE SALES ST. MATTHEW'S HALL, Hobson St., Friday. June 30. Nt 1.30 p.m. Admission, Id.