COSY THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 11, 28 January 1937, Page 10

COSY THEATRE

LICHT COMEDY TO-NIGHT "Two in a Crowd" is the sort of picture that will leave a warm, happy, tingling glow, 'way down deep inside you. Laughter and lpve ripple and sparkie all throughi the lively Universal offering which screens at the Cosy Theatre to-night. Joan Bennett and Joel McCrea are ideally starred as a mirth provoking pair of sweethearts in this rollicking drama. Joan and Joel, queen and king of romance and comedy, first meet when each of them finds half of a toru thousand dollar bill. This leads to unusual complications when they combine thqir resources to gefc a. racehorse out of pawn. The action becomes merrier and madder when Joel walks into the same bank where robters had earlier stolen sorne bills, including ihe oue he is trying to change. Humorous situations mount to a thrilling cliinax, with dizzy detectives and a sWeepstake rac© adding to the fun aud exqitement. The supporting cftst includes geveral splendid comedians, among theta Henry Armetta, Alison Skipworth. Reginald Denfiy, and Andy Clyde. "Where the Power-God Dwells", §n absorbingly interesting record of oU, Its production and plaee in commerce tells in a vjvid manner the birth of the great oil industry. the life and habits of the hatives of Suatra ; the immense amount of physical, technical and scientific effort expeinded on the production of one of the world's greatest modern necessities.