AMUSEMENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24832, 4 February 1942, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

CURRENT PROGRAMMES Begeat Theatre.—Noel Coward's musical operetta, " Bitter Sweet," with Jeahette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy, and ' George Sanders. ■tate Theatre.—John Wayne, lan Hunter, Thomas Mitchell, J. M. Kerrigan in . Eugene O'Neil's " The 'Long Voyage Home." . Empire Theatre.—George Brent, Virginia Bruce, Brenda Marshall, Richard Barthelrness, and William Lundlgan, in '.'The Man Who Talked Too Much," Uso episode 3 "Riders of Death Valley" serial; t ■'-.'■ ftraid Theatre.—Richard Arlen and: Andy Devlrie in" "A Dangerous Ganie," and 'the comedy,- "Angels ,With ' Broken i Whigs." featuring, Binnie Barnes and •.' Mary Lee. St James Theatre.—V Citizen Kane." featuring -Orson Welles, Joseph Cotteu. and Dorothy Comingore. Octagon Tlieatre.—Zane Grey's " Western : Union." starring Robert Young, Virginia Gilmore, Randolph Scott, and , 'Slim Siimmervillc. Grand Tlieatre. John McCormack, Maureen O'Sullivan and Alice .Joyce in.the musical, "Sang!o' My Heart"; : and' "Accent on Love,' with George Mdritgdimery. . Mayfatr Theatre.—A western drama, *"Arizona;"with Jean Arthur arid William ■- Hoi den; and "The Great Swindle." . . COMING ATTRACTIONS Octagon Tlieatre (Friday).—" Man Hunt, from the novel " Rogue Male," starring Walter Pidgeon and Joan Bennett- „.. Impire Theatre (Friday). Stirring drama, " Burma Convoy," with Charles • Bickford arid Evelyn Ankers'.