MUNICIPAL THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 80, 21 April 1937, Page 9

MUNICIPAL THEATRE

TO-NICHT'S ATTRA0TI0N8 Damon Hunyon's "She Loves A Uniform", as .hilariops a comedy as has come to town in months, ecreens at the Municipal Theatre to-night. . "She Loves, a UnifoTm" is the story of a fiighty young . heiress with a penchant for uniforms". So fond is she of any kind Qf uniform and the men who happen tb" be inside them, that her father is continually buying off ushers, policemen and bus . drivers to keep - .them from marrying into the family. Patricia Ellis, as the" heiress is, superb. Cesar Romero is a properly scheming "Georgie the Gigolo'V Larry. Ci'abbe is the football hero, and William Frawley, Andy Devine, Warren Hymer and George E. Stone, as .the four Broadway crooks, are positively sensational. George Barbier, cast as the father, turns in another of his amusing topnotch performances. . Randolph Scott, tall and handsome Paramount adventure star, plays the leading role in the filmisation of Zane Grey's ' 'Wagon Wheels", the dramatic account of the adventures of the , first wagon train to cross the country to Oregon in 1844. With Gail Pa.trick, Monte Blue and Raymond Hatton in the chief suppdrtiug rolejj, the film also presents the newest discovery among child aetors little four-year-old Bijly Lee, who plays an important role as Gail Patrick's son.