THE PICTURE HOUSES

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 149, 13 June 1930, Page 7

THE PICTURE HOUSES

COSY DE LUXE. The dramatic highlight of her entire career. Such is the achievement of bcantiful, exotic Mary Nolan in “Undertow,” tho Universal, special production which the "management of the Cosy Theatre is showing just now. Mary Nolan’s role in this picture is a portrayal entirely different from anything she has ever done before. The same gorgeous Mary Nolan, but as a dramatic actress beyond compare! It is the story of a girl who married for love, and who spent five years of hci’ life on a lonely lighthouse with the man she loved. But she loved pleasure and gaiety, too; crowds and music, and dancing, and the bright lights she could dimly see far away ashore. Into that, poifeiful situation is built tho drama that Mary Nolan makes one of the most sensations! hits of tho year. Cosy Attraction. Even if you’re never seen the inside of a raccoon coat or don’t know which end of a football to kick, you’ll give three cheers for ‘ ‘ So This Is College, ” which opens ou Saturday at the Cosy Theatre when you see it. 'This big collegiate feature is another Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 100 per cent. talking-singing-dancing picture and easily takes the place at the head of its class in audience entertainment value. Elliott Nugent and Robert Montgomery, Broadway stages stars you ’ll like a whole lot, make ' their talkie debuts in the new M.G.M. MUNICIPAL. “Melody Lane,” and “The Murder on the Itoof” is the double bill nt Iho Municipal this change. Thrills arc plenty in one and musie and pretty girls in the otfier. Both uro real good entertainments and should appeal to the public taste. Municipal Matinee. “Why Bring That Up?” the l.wo Black Crows’ first comedy for Paramount, is a story of life behind the footlights, and is based on tho actual lives of Moran and Mack. Octavus Roy Cohen, well-known writer in the “Saturday Evening Post,” wrote the story. Evelyn Brent, Harry Green, Helen Lynch and Jack Lucien are featured. “Why Bring That Up?” comes to the Cosy Theatre next Satorday.