PROGRAMMES—CURRENT AND COMING

Southland Times, Issue 23377, 8 December 1937, Page 8

PROGRAMMES—CURRENT AND COMING

REGENT THEATRE NOW SHOWING:—-Brides Are Like That” (Ross,, A ' e .^" der ; T , A " I % a Hon' S Cawthom) and "Draegerman Courage (Jean Muir, Barton BEGINNINcTsATURDAY:—“Romance In Paris” (Fernand Gravet, Joan Blondell, EdCOMING '‘Rustler's Valley” (William Boyd, COMING ATTRACTIONS, Muriel ~M idnight Madon na” (Warren William, Mady Correll, Kitty Clancy). MAJESTIC THEATRE now BEGINNING SATURDAY:—“Saratoga" (Clark Gable, Jean Harlow, Lionel B y COMING AnßlcT l IONS n --“Can E You r Hear Me Mother?” (Sandy Powell); "Captains COMING A^^X? b ' (Spe C ncer Tracy . Lione i Barrymore Freddie Bar Mong; "Way Out West” (Laurel and Hardy); "A Day at the Races (The Brothers). STATE THEATRE NOW SHOW^G:--^Outca fl Sts (Preston Foster. Jean BEGINNING Gl FßlD.AV:—"Waikiki s Wedding” (Bing Crosby. Shirley Ross, Bob Bums, COMING ATTRACTIONS:—“The B Road to Glory” (Frednc Hopkins Colin y ciWe Louis Hayward); “Shall. We Dance” (Fred Astaire. Ginger Rogers, Edward Everett Horton. Eric Blore, Harriet doctor), "Wings Of The Morning” (Annabella, Henry Fonda, John McCormack, Leslie Banks). CIVIC THEATRE NOW SHOWING:—“Welcome Home" (James Dunn, Arline Judge) and Ladies Love ag' The Sailor” (Wil! ~¥(W es) m? d " In Town Toni S ht COMING aTTRACTHJNsT— "TTie^Passing^'^f 1 th^lhird 6 FTmir Back” (Conrad Veldt); "Spring Tonic” (Lew Ayres, Mae Clarke).

THEATRE ROYAL, WINTON WEDNESDAY.—"Soft Lights and Sweet Music.”

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY— “Anthony Adverse” (Fredric March). COMING ATTRACTIONS—“She’s Dangerous” (Tala Birrell and Cesar Romero); “White Fang” (Michael Whalen and Jean Muir); "Ramona” (Don Ameche and Jane Darwell); “Trail of the West" (Dick Foran); "Girl Overboard” (Gloria Stuart); “Song of Freedom” (Paul Robeson); “Dimples" (Shirley Temple); “Polo Joe” (Joe E. Brown).

THE EMPIRE, RIVERTON SATURDAY. —“Poppy” (W. C. Fields and Rochelle Hudson).

COMING ATTRACTIONS.—"Seven Sinners. (Edmund Lowe and Constance Cummings); "Anything Goes” (Charlie Ruggles, Ethel Merman and Bing Crosby); “Crime of Dr Forbes” (Robert Kent and Gloria Stuart); "Road to Glory” (Fredric March), Warner Baxter and Lionel Barrymore); “Drift Fence" (Buster Crabbe); “ ‘F’ Man” (Jack Haley and Grace Bradley).