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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLXI, Issue 15238, 31 December 1942, Page 4

Regent Theatre PICTURE GUIDE FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY FRIDAY 1 TUGBOAT ANNIE SAILS AGAIN MARJORIE RAMBEAU— ALAN HALE. That gran.!, robust, outspoken, immortal character of or man Reilly Raines—“Tugboat Annie” conies back to the screen again. -Associate Feature PLAYMATES Kay KYSER, John BARRYMORE, Lupez VELEZ A picture that will give you all you wish for in good comedy and musical entertainment. (Universal Ex.) SATURDAY 2, MONDAY 4 BILLY THE KID Robert TAYLOR, Brian DONLEVY, Mary HOWARD I'ilmed in magic Technicolour. Good Men. and Had Men wrote the history ol the West—One of them was William Bonney, alias “Billy the Kid.” 'Adult Aud.). TUESDAY 5, WEDNESDAY 6 DUMBO WALT DiSNEY’S FULL LENGTH FEATURE IN TECHNICOLOUR. - At last the Walt Disney production yon have been waiting for since “Snow White.” (Universal Ex.). THURSDAY 7, FRIDAY 8 CAPTAIN CAUTION Victor MATURE, Louise PLATT, Leo CARRILLO A hundred electrifying adventures in this new hit by the Author of “North West Passage.” (Adult Aud.). Associate Feature A CHUMP AT OXFORD STAN LAUREL OLIVER HARDY. Rated as the funniest and most hilarious feature yet to co-star Laurel and Hardy the screen’s leading funsters. (Universal Ex.). SATURDAY 9, MONDAY 11 THE GREAT LIE BETTE DAVIS, GEORGE BRENT, MARY ASTOR One of the screen’s most poignantly beautiful stories —straight from the heart of the magnificent cheat Love was her life. Her life was a lie. (Adult Aud.). TUESDAY 12, WEDNESDAY 13 DANGEROUS MOONLIGHT ANTON WALBROOK SALLY GREY. The story •of a great musician ready to give all for his country. Her,, i.y the spirit of Britain—Dynamic! Dramatic! Topical! Romantic! (Universal Etx.). THURSDAY 14, FRIDAY 15 TOP SERGEANT LEO CARRILLO, ANDY DEVINE. A last moving action-packed melodrama of an underworld Pat who tries to use the uniform of Uncle Sam' as a perfect liide.-out for murder. Associate Featu re CADETS ON PARADE FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW. JIMMY LYDON. Tire red blooded drama, of a blue blood they called yellow (Prog. Universal Fix.). SATURDAY 16, MONDAY 18 49TH PARALLEL LAURENCE OLIVIER LESLIE HOWARD. The most amazing adventure story eVer screened. Six men crossed the “49th Parallel” hut only one lived to tell the tale. (Adult And.). TUESDAY 19, WEDNESDAY 20 SHINING VICTORY CERALDINE FITZGERALD, JAMES STEVENSON For the first time the screen lays bare a woman’-. mmd—lays bare the bidden things she dare not admit even to herself. (Adult Aud.). THURSDAY 21, FRIDAY 22 MAN WHO RETURNED TO LIFE JOHN HOWARD- RUTH FORD. The story of a man torn from his dea r ones back into a secret past. Unusual and exciting drama. A re life story. Associate Feature HONOLULU LU LUPEZ VELEZ —LEO CARRILLO. Every man for himself and every man for Hupez. lie is th e Queen of Honolulu. (Adult Aud ). SATURDAY 23, MONDAY 25 BITTER SWEET JEANETTE MacDONALD, NELSON EDDY. Noel Coward wrote it. the Great Ziegfield staged it. Metro GoJdwyn Mayer brings it to the screen, with Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. A deathless love story set to music that will live for ever; in technicolour. (Universal Fix ).* TUESDAY 26, WEDNESDAY 27 APPOINTMENT FOR LOVE CHARLES BOYER—MARGARET SULLAVAN. A gay streamlined Comedy-Bomanoe ; A Romantic hurricane. (Universal Ex.). THURSDAY 28, FRIDAY 29 ONE HMNDRED B.C. VICTOR CAROL LANDIS. Cavalcade of pre-hisjtoric times told in scenes of sweeping drama. (Adult And.). Associate Feature. CANAL ZONE CHESTER MORRIS—HARRIET HILLIARD. Thrills Massing'over the Allies Mightiest Life Lin- of Defence! Thrills blazing from sky, sea and earth. (Universal Exhibition.) SATURDAY 30, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 1 MAN POWER Marlene DEITRICH. Edward C. ROBINSON, George RAFT. It’s tile screen’s most dynamic threesome putting all tlipir power into one dynamic love story. (Adult, A 11(1 Hours o-f Screening SATURDAY TO THURSDAY s p.m. FRIDAY 7.45 p. m . MATINEE—TUESDAY 1.30 p.m. SATURDAY 2.0 p.m. WATCH DAILY PAPER FOR SPECIAL THURSDAY MATINEES. KEEP THIS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.