ENTERTAINMENTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24132, 26 November 1941, Page 10

ENTERTAINMENTS

Roxy and Tivoli Theatres.-—Featuring the increasingly-popular western hero, Tim Holt, tlie R.K.0.-Radio picture "Along The Rio Grande" will b6 shown at the head of the double-feature programme to commence at the Rox.v and Tivoli Theatres to-day. Depicting a colourful phase of the old south-west, when fast shooting outlaws wrought death and destruction on hoth sides of the Mexican border, "Along The Rio Grande' 1 features, in addition to Holt, Betty Jane Rhodes, with the romantic load, and Ray Whitley and Emmet I Lynn in their favourite roles as his loyal comrades. From start to finish there is not a break in the continuity of lively action. "Under Age," n Columbia picture, is the associate attraction. A dramatic production, it exposes the work of men in America who trick young girls into becoming foils for them in roadside "tourist" camps throughout the country. A talented cast is headed by Nan Grey and Alan Baxter, while the supporting players include Mary Anderson, Tom Neal and Leona Mariele Involving _a number of murders, the story provides ample thrills as pressure is eventually brought to bear on the men behind the scenes in the underhand practice.