AMUSEMENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24837, 10 February 1942, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

CURRENT PROGRAMMES.

It James Theatre.—William, Boyd, as Hopalong Cassidy, and Andy Clyde in ‘‘Riders of ihe Timberline, *’ and the comedy, “ Model Wife," starring ' Joan Blondell and Dick. Powell. Octefon Theatre.— ' Man Hunt,*;, from the novel, ‘‘Rogue Male,” starring Walter Pidgeon and Joan Bennett. Grand Theatre., John McCormack. Maureen O’Sullivan and Alice Joyce in the musical, “ Sdng o’ My Heart': and : ‘‘Accent, qn Love," With Gedrge . Montgomery. ' ; Regent Theatre.—Noel Coward's musical operetta, “ Bitter Sweet,” with Jeanstte MacDonald, Nelson* Eddy and George Sanders. " State Theatre,—Zane Grey's Western Union," starring Robert; Young, .Randolph Scott and Virginia Gilmore. Empire Theatre.— Stirring drama, “ Burma Convoy,” with Charles Bickford and Evelyn Ankers, and serial “ Riders of Death Valley." „ ■ ■trand Theatre—The Western, Ridin on a Rainbow.” featuring Gene Autry and Mary Lee, and the comedy " Cracked Nuts." with Mischa Auer and Una Merkel. .. . ' Mayfair Theatre.—Arthur Askey in “ Charlie’s Big-hearted Aunt" and Robert Young -and Laraine Day in "The Trial of Mary Dugan.” COMING ATTRACTIONS Oetagen Theatre (Friday). Comedy drama, “ My Life with Caroline,” starring Ronald Colman, Anna Lee and Charles Winnlnger. Grand Theatre (To-morrow). Mystery film, “ Ellery Queen and the Perfect • ' Crime,” with Ralph Bellamy and Margaret Lindsay. . Begent Theatre (Friday).— Hold Back the Dawn,” featuring Charles Boyer. Olivia- de Havilland and Paulette Goddard. . _ Empire Theatre (Friday).— A Paramount comedy, " Caught in the Draft,” with Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour; also • the serial, "Riders of Death Valley. Mayfair . Theatre (To-morrow).—Jack Oakie, Alice Faye and John Payne in the variety film, “ The Great American ;r Broadcast,” and Ann Shirley and Richard Carlson in “West Point Widow.