THE REGENT.

Wairarapa Age, 21 August 1934, Page 2

THE REGENT.

“LITTLE WOMEN” FINALLY TO-NIGHT.

“Little Women,” a really splendid talking picture version of a famous book, is to be shown finally at the Regent Theatre to-night. R-eserves at Perry’s, ’phone 2496. COMING TO-MORROW. °SIX OF A KIND.” “Six of a Kind,” the Paramount film comedy coming to the Regent Theatre to-morrow, when it will be shown at matinee and evening performances, is the first picture in which those funny people, George Burns and Grade Allen, have featured roles throughout .the entire picture. They are featured along with Charlie Ruggles, Marv Boland, W. C. Fields and Alison Skipworth. The comedy runs its course with each member of the cast trying to outdo the other fellow for laughs. Leo McCarey, the man responsible for Eddie Cantor’s “Kid from Spain,” and the last Marx Brothers’ comedy, “Duck Soup,” was the director. The picture abounds with uproarious hilarity from start to finish. The substance of the story is the trouble that comes to Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland, happily married for many years, when they start, out on their second honeymoon with Burns and Allen as paying guests on their motor trip. Innocently accused of a bank swindle, Ruggles is saved from disgrace by W. C. Fields, sheriff of a small Nevada mining town. Alison Skipworth, hotel owner, helps the sheriff run down the real culprit. iSeats may be reserved at Perry’s, ’phone 2496.