AMUSEMENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 25300, 10 August 1943, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS

CURRENT PROGRAMMES St. James Theatre.— Thrilling action drama, ‘'Remember Pearl Harbour, with Donald M. Barry, Fay McKenzie, and Alan Curtis. , Octagon Theatre.—The comedy romance "They All Kissed the Bride, starring Joan Crawford and Melvyn Douglas. Grand Theatre. —A thrilling Western, " Bandit Ranger,” with Tim Holt and Richard Carlson and Jane Randolph m " Highways by Night.” Regent Theatre.—Spencer Tracy. Hedy Lamarr, and John Garfield in the romantic comedy, “ Tortilla iTlat. „ State Theatre.—“ The Falcons Brother, a mystery-thriller, starring George Sanders and Jane Randolph. Empire Theatre.—A comedy feature, 14 Honeymoon for Three,” starring Ann Sheridan and George Brent. Strand Theatre.—" Rubber Racketeers, a melodrama, with Ricardo Cortez and Rochelle Hudson, and a Ritz Brothers comedy, ” Hi’ Ya Chum.” Mayfair Theatre.— Big spy drama, Mr Davis.” and Gene Autry in the Cowboy Serenade.” . COMING~ATTRACTIONS Grand Theatre (To-morrow). The comedy, "Cinderella Swings It,” with Guy Klbbee, Helen Parrish, and Gloria Warran and " The Great Glidersleeve, wfihJane Darwell and Harold Peary Mayfair Theatre (To-morrow).— George Sanders and Wendy Barrie in The Gay Falcon”; and also the romance Lad> for a Night,” starring John Wayne and Joan Blondell. „ Octagon Theatre (Friday).—The drama “ Immortal Sergeant,” starring Maureen O’Hara, Henry Fonda, and Thomas MitCll StLte Theatre (Friday).— The romantic drama, ’’Always Good-bye, starring Herbert Marshall and Barbara Stanwyck.