COROMANDEL TALKIES.
.“WISE GIRLS.” In “Wise Girls,” which opens at Coromandel on Saturday as a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production, picture audiences have an all-talkie version of the first and most successful of the tribe of dometic comedies. Telling the woes of a roly poly fathe: with marriageable daughters, and a plumber-architect .who turns fro.a a lamb to a lion, “Wise Girls,” under the stage title, “Kempy,” enjoyed great success on the Australian stage, and the comparison enables one to state that the film version is even funnier on account of the greater breadth of treatment the cameras allow. Movie-lovers will be pleased to know that Roland Young, the popular star of M-G-M’s “The Unholy Night,” has a prominent role in the cast, which includes J. C. Nuyent, Elliatt Nupent, Norma Lea and Marion Schilling, an exquisitely pretty girl whom all will welcome to the screen.
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Thames Star, Volume LXV, Issue 18240, 14 July 1931, Page 4
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