COSY THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 64, 2 April 1937, Page 10

COSY THEATRE

BIO DOUBLE FEATUEE. "Man of Iron," at the Cosy to-mor-row, whieh treats of the adventures in high society of an unpolished vforkman, gives Barton MacLane, the screen's Publie Enecny No. 1, his first stellar opportunity in a heroic role. Perfectly capable of performing his new executive duties, the man'a vanity is fed by ' an assistant, and a woman secretary, both of whom are seeking his downfall. They inflame him with social ambition, and he becomes the laughing stock of the socialities without knowing it. The plot has much comedy as well as thriliing action and romance. More laughs and thrills than seen on the sereen in many a long day are said to have been packed into the Warner Bros. comedy drama, "The Big Noise," also at the Cosy. There is a lilting and frothy lightness to the film that makes it highly humorous and entertaining. Guy Kibbee has the featured role of the business man, while Alma Lloyd and Warren Hull are the young lovers. Last Opportunity. ' 1 Toll of the Road," starring Eandolph Scott, and "Early to Bed," starring Charles Euggles and Mary Boland, both conclude at the Cosy co-night.