TUDOR THEATRE

Waikato Independent, Volume XLIV, Issue 1189, 5 October 1945, Page 3

TUDOR THEATRE

TWO MAIN FEATURES

FINALLY TO-NIGHT To-night will be the final opportunity for picture patrons to see “Seven Days Ashore” and “The Door With the Seven Locks” at the Tudor Theatre. There is plentv of pulchritude in the new Abbott and Costello comedy, Universal’s “Here Come the Co-Eds,” which commences at the matinee tomorrow at the Tudor Theatre. In addition to the 35 musicians of Phil Spitalny’s All Girl orchestra, the picture features a trio of lovelies in the persons of Peggy Ryan, Martha O’Driscoll and June Vincent. The three girls are seen as co-eds in an exclusive college where Bud Abbott and Lou Costello are assistant caretakers. Lon Chaney is the head caretaker, and one of the villains of the piece. The part represents a change of pace for Chanev. incidentally, as this time he is comically villainous instead of seriously so. Donald Cook attends to the romantic phase of the film, opposite Martha O’Driscoll—but, as in all Abbott and Costello pictures, the accent is on comedy.