ST. JAMES

Evening Star, Issue 23783, 14 January 1941, Page 2

ST. JAMES

The first film on the SI. James current programme is ‘ Sandy is a Lady,’ and it is notable in {hat it has in the principal role Baby Sandy, who is supported by a team of comedians any one of whom would provide sufficient comedy for an ordinary film. The supporting film is ‘ Three Men Prom Texas,” one of the famous Hopalong Cassidy series, which is just as thrilling and as full of action as its predecessors. HAPPY IRISH COMEDY. Set against the background of New York, Warner Bros.’ * Three Cheers for the Irish, which will come to the St. James on Friday, \s a rollicking comedy on the affairs of an Irish family and tiie doings of all their many friends and relations. Retired by order of the police commissioner after 25 years on (he force, Casey (Thomas Hit cheil) runs for alderman. Anguished Oy his daughter’s love for the rookie, whom he hates because of his dislike fur the Scottish, and by his discovery _ that another daughter had accepted campaign funds from a gambler, Casey retraces his steps in the campaign, confessing his acceptance of money from the in I crests, and asks that voters support his opponent.