TUDOR THEATRE
SATURDAY AND MONDAY £ING CROSBY & FRED ASTAIRE To-night at the Tudor Theatre ther* will be the final screening of "Unseen Enemy" and "The Avenging Rider." The features of Saturday's and Monday's programmes are two excellent musicals. The first, "Holiday Inn" will make a special appeal, because its headliners are no less than those popular" male artists, Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire. Yes. Bing sings, Fred dances and Marjorie, Reynolds keeps the pair busy from the romantic angle. Along with these three are ay number of well-known performers.' You'll hear Bing sing 14 songs including "White Christinas" and "Easter Parade.'' The second picture, "Behind the Eight Bali," features the Ritz Bros, with Carol Bruce and Dick Foran in a comedy story of fun, music and mystery. The mystery is concerned with a double murder which threatens to close the musical, "Fun For All." While the sheriff is looking for the murderer the Ritz Bros, are doing what might be expected of them —stealing the show. It's all good fun and you'll enjoy ii,
There will be a monster matinee on Saturday afternoon at 1.30. It will include the final episode of "The Green Archer." ; .; ; ; \ . :
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Waikato Independent, Volume XLIII, Issue 3948, 28 January 1944, Page 3
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