AMUSEMENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24634, 16 June 1941, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

CURRENT PROGRAMMES Strand Theatre.—Burgess Meredith ana Irene Hervey in the Barbary Coast thriller,- " San Francisco Docks," and Bonita Granville and John Litel in the further adventures of the girl reporter, "Nancy Drew, Reporter." It. James Theatre.—Jackie Cooper, Leo Gorcey and lan Hunter in the detective mystery, "Gallant Sons"; and Wayne Morris and Priscilla Lane in the comedy, " Love; Honour, and Behave." Octagon Theatre.—Charles Laughton- and Carole Lombard in the story of ■ the Californian grape fields, " They Knew What They Wanted.". Hit Majesty's Theatre;—Franchot Tone t and Ann Sothern in the romantic '■' comedy, ." Fast and Furious"; and Mickey Rooney and the Hardy Family in the comedy of family life, "Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever." Grand Theatre.—Jane Withers and Kent Taylor in the comedy of social life, . ."■ Girl from Avenue , A"; and Jean Rogers and Robert Sterling in the college football drama.." Yesterday's .Heroes." .. Regent Theatre.—Dick Powell and Joan Blondell in the comedy of married life, "I Want a Divorce." ■..; State Theatre.—Shirley Temple, Jack Oakie and Charlotte Greenwood, in the vaudeville comedy. " Young People." ; Empire Theatre.—"Argentine Nights," with the Ritz Brothers and the Andrews Sisters; also "March of Time" (Uncle Sam Non-belligerent). ■;."•'• ■ # .■ Mayfair Theatre.—The popular screen and radio star, George Formby, is seen as a daring jockey in " Come On, George." The associate feature is " Twenty-mule Team." filmed in the i! treat Death Valley, and starring Wallace Beery, Leo Carrillo and Marjorie Rambeau. . • ■ \ COMING ATTRACTIONS His Majesty's Theatre (To-morrow).— Akim Tamiroff. Lloyd Nolan and Mary Boland in the drama the "Magnificent Fraud," and Dorothy Lamour, Judy Canova, Ben Blue in -the musical romance,."Thrill of,a Lifetime."