REGENT THEATRE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 123, 27 May 1938, Page 9

REGENT THEATRE

"BULLDOG DRUMMONDS REVENGE" Once more the popular hero of fl<* on lovers. Bulldog Drummond, is ortrayed on the screen in one or tapper’s” detective stiries, this time i “Bulldog Drummond’s Revenge.” include to-night at the Regent Thetre. Well chosen to play the title ole in the film is John Howard, and e has succeeded in capturing the evil-may-care, swashbuckling attiude of the original Drummond. John larrymore. Louise Campbell, Regiald Denny and F. E. Clive are also in he cast. A bright musical comedy. Thrill of a Lifetime.” with Dorothv amour the Yacht Club Boys, Betty Irable. and Eleanor Whitney, is the ssociate feature. ,f En<l of the Trail’* and “('arnivsil Queen” A stirring picturisation of the hisuric hundred days of the Spanishimerican war. “End of the Trail.’ tarring Jack Holt, opens to-morrow t the Regent. Theatre. The picture rings Holt back to the vigorous type f adventure stories in which he cored his greatest successes. He is apably supported in this film by an xcellent cast, including Louise Henry, luinn (“Big Boy”) Williams, Dougiss Dumbrille. Gene Morgan. George fcKay, and John McGuire. Earle Benton, who directed “End of the ’rail,” also appears in the cast as Jeutenant-Colonel Roosevelt, in the hrilling attack on San Juan Hill. End of the Trail” was adapted to the ?reen from Zane Grey’s story*, “Ou'<aws of Palouse.” which is considered ne of the finest novels ever wrltter y this famed author. Featuring Robrt Wilcox, Dorothea Kent and Hobrt Cavanaugh, Universal’s romantic omedy-drama. “Carnival Queen’ .ill be on the same programme, lighlighted by a colourful romance, ramatic action and amusing comedy pquences, the picture deals with the dventures that befall Dorothea Kent, s the lovely heiress who inherits a arnival from her father.