AMUSEMENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24737, 14 October 1941, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS

CURRENTPROGRAMMES Octagon Theatre.—Merk Oberon and Melvyn Douglas in the comedy, "That Uncertain Feeling," Grand Theatre. Judith Anderson; Denis O'Keefe and Eric Blore in the "Lady Scarf ace," and Allan Mowbray and Donald Mcßride in the comedy, "Footlight Fever." .- Begent Theatre.—Clark GaMe and Vivien Leigh in "Gone With the Wind." " .„__■'. Itate Theatre.—Myrna Loy, Tyrone Power and George -Brent in a dramatic story of India. "The Rains Came." ■moire Theatre.—Susanna Foster and Allan Jones in the musical. " Magic in Music." ■trand Theatre.—Lloyd Nolan in the thriller, "Mr Dynamite," and Jack Randall in the western, " Riders of the Dawn." * -• -■•■...•■ St. James Theatre.—Franchot Tone and Warreh William in the western drama* "Trail of the Vigilantes," and Rudy Valee and Helen Parrish in the musical. "Too Many Blondes." , ri _ _ . „ His Majesty's Theatre.—The Ru?s ian historical film. "Peter the First," and a "March of Time." Mayfair Theatre.—Wallace Beery in the western drama, " Wyoming, and the drama, "Those High Grey Walls." COMING ATTRACTIONS Grand Theatre <&-™ on S__'k-zf he comedy, "The Villain Still Pursued Her," with Hugh Herbert. Anita Louise, Alan Mowbray and Buster Keaton, and Tim Holt in "Robbers of the Range/' . BUte Theatre 'Friday).—The stirring drama " Gunga Din." with Cary Grant, Douglas Fairbanks, jun., Victor McLaglen and Joan Fontaine. . Eapire Theatre (Frlday).-A spectacular musical comedy, " One Night in the Tropics," with Allan Jones, Nancy Kelly, Leo Carrillo and the new comedy team, Abbott and Costello.