PROGRAMMES—CURRENT AND COMING

Southland Times, Issue 23394, 29 December 1937, Page 5

PROGRAMMES—CURRENT AND COMING

MAJESTIC THEATRE NOW SHOWING:—"The Luckiest Girl In Tire World,” (Jane Wyatt, Louis Haywood, Nat Pendleton, Eugene Pallette) and “Boulder Dam,” (Ross Alexander, Patricia Ellis, Lyle Talbot). BEGINNING FRIDAY:—"The Footloose Heiress,” (Ann Sheridan, Craig Reynolds, Ann Nagel) and "Cherokee Strip” (Dick Foran, Jane Bryan, David Carlyle, Helen Valkis. Joseph Crehan.) REGENT THEATRE NOW’ SHOWING:—"Woman Chases Man,” (Miriam Hopkins, Joel McCrea, Charles Winninger.) BEGINNING SATURDAY:—"Knight Without Armour," (Marlene Dietrich, Robert Donat, Irene Vanbrugh, Austin Trevor, Hay Petrie). COMING ATTRACTIONS:—"The Life of Emile Zola,” (Paul Muni, Joseph Schildkraut, Gale Sondegaard); “100 Men and a Girl,” (Deanna Durbin, Adolphe Menjou, Alice Brady, Eugene Pallette, Mischa Auer and Leopold Stokowski with his orchestra). STATE THEATRE NOW SHOWING.—“ShaII We Dance,” (Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers. Edward Everett Horton, Eric Blore, Harriet Hoctor). BEGINNING FRIDAY:—“Heidi Of The Alps," (Shirley Temple, Jean Hersholt, Arthur Treacher, Helen Westley). COMING ATTRACTIONS:—"Take My Tip,” (Jack Hulbert, Cicely Courtneidge, Harold Huth, Frank Cellier). "Wings Of The Morning,” (Annabella, Henry Fonda, John McCormack, Leslie Banks, Irene Vanbrugh); "Slave Ship, (Warner Baxter. Wallace Beery, Elizabeth Allen, Mickey Rooney); Sir James Barrie’s "Quality Street," (Franchot Tone, Katherine Hepburn, Eric Blore, Cora Witherspoon). CIVIC THEATRE NOW SHOWING:—"There Goes Susie” (Gene Gerrard), and “Green Eyes” (Wendy Barrie, Shirley Grey, Claude Gillingwater). BEGINNING FRlDAY:—"Wedding Group” (Fay Compton), and “Lloyds Of London" (Freddie Bartholomew, Madeleine Carroll, Tyrone Power). COMING ATTRACTIONS:—“SiIIy Billies” (Wheeler and Woolsey); “We Who Are About To Die” (John Beal, Ann Dvorak, Preston Foster); "You Can’t Beat Love ; "Music Is Magic”; “Ramona,”; “Sabotage”; "Mountain Music.” THEATRE ROYAL, WINTON THE EMPIRE, RIVERTON WEDNESDAY.—“GirI Overboard” (Gloria SATURDAY.—"Secret Agent” (Madeleine Stuart). Carroll, Peter Lorre, Robert Young).

Friday AND SATURDAY “Snnu of Free FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.— Song of Free dom (Paul Robeson).. COMING ATTRACTIONS—"Land Beyond the Law” (Dick Foran); “Charlie Chan at the Racecourse (Warner 01and); "Mighty Trevi”; "Thank You, Jeeves” (Arthur Treacher); “Men in Exile”; "Life of Emile Zola” (Paul Muni).

COMING ATTRACTIONS.—“White Fang” (Michael Whalen, Jean Muir); "Coronado” (Johnny Downs . Betty Bur . gess) and “Call of the Prairie (Wil]iam Boyd, Jimmy Ellison); "The White Angel” (lan Hunter, Kay Francis); “It Had to Happen" (George Raft, Rosalind Russell); “The Milky Way” (Harold Lloyd, Helen Mack).

“The Footloose Heiress,” a gay comedy about a rich girl who had more money than she needed, and became snobbish on that account, will be shown on Friday in a double feature programme at the ’ Majestic Theatre. Kay Allyn (Ann Sheridan), is racing to an elopement with her father (Hugh O’Connell) in pursuit. At a railroad crossing a happy-go-lucky tramp (Craig Reynolds) offers to help Mr Allyn overtake the fleeing couple. They catch up with Kay and her would-be groom at the minister’s house and Butch, the tramp, breaks up the ceremony.. Thereafter he and Mr Allyn are friends. Kay, enraged, tries to make a laughing stock of Butch, who turns out to be the son of a rich advertising executive himself, by pretending she is in love with him. Butch sees through her scheme but when she tries to leave, she realizes that she is really in love and follows him to a happy ending. Directed by William Clemens. A Warner Bros. Picture.