STATE THEATRE
"SMARTEST GIRL I.N TOWN" When a handsonie young millionaire can't persuade an eye-filling photographer's beauty mode] to marry him, that's news. However, the model is uuaware that the young man is a millionaire. She thinks he is another model, as penniless as herself. This is — concisely and .entertainly — the framework for the theme of "Sraartest Girl in Town," the new comedy romance starring Gene Eaymond and Ann Sothern at the State Theatre to-day. Enacted against the baekground of an up-to-date advertising agency wliere a bevy of beautiful models pose for the cigarette . and tooth pasto ads. in modern magazines the hilarity of "Smartest Girl in Town" starts when the two prineipals meet aboard a yacht for professional purposes. Miss Sothern mistakes Eaymond, the yacht 's owner, for an agency model — and the fun begins! Carefully maintaining his incognito, Eaymond begins a long campaigu to capture Miss Sothern'a heart
— a campaign which speedily turn® mto a series of gay adventures aa the story unfolds, and finally reaches a hurricane climax that makes it one of the most entertaining films of the season.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 60, 27 March 1937, Page 10
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183STATE THEATRE Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 60, 27 March 1937, Page 10
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