COSY THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 45, 9 March 1937, Page 14

COSY THEATRE

CBrOOK play and polo shoex The startling audacity of American racketeers is brought into bold relief in the picture which comes to the Cosy Theatr8, Hastings, to-morrow. Appropriately entitled ' ' Sworn Enemy," the picture xeveals the amazing daring of a typical gangster leader, lulled into a sense of false security by his own peculiar suceess. Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer produced the film and made the fortimate choice of Joseph Calleia to play the gangster cnaracterisation. Bobert Young has the leading role as a youth whoee brother has been killed becanse he knew too much. Morence Bice, the charming daughter of Grantland Bice, famous sports authority, plays the feminine lead with true feeling and a depth of understanding that •stablishes her as a real actress. That fjistinguished veteran, Lewis Stone, plays a dramatie role as an innocent man convicted of crime and sent to the penitentiary. Other notable players are Harold Huber, Harvey Stephens, and Samuel Hinds. A special attraction screening at all sessions will be a Pete Smith- Polo short, that should be ' very p'opular during polo week ! Pinally To-night. The final screening takes place tonight of- "Keep Your Seats, Please," the comedy starring George Formby, and "Love -Letters of a Star, ' ' starring Balph Forbes and Polly Bowles.