MUNICIPAL THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 87, 29 April 1937, Page 10

MUNICIPAL THEATRE

MYSTBRY AND MDSIO. A double-feature programme screens at to-night's guest night at the Municiptal Theatre. One of the most colourful and enthralling pictures that have been seen in a long time, "Madame Spy" will thrill and amaze its audiences with its daring expose of what went on behind the scenes of the last war, and how a Ueautiful woman used her charms to love and betray. Advance reports on the picture describe it as a powerfully moving adventure through the gay capitals of Europe while the devastating sword of storm and strife was hanging over them. An imposing array of screen names fortifies the cast of "Madame Spy," in support of Fay Wray and Nils Asther, including such sterling players as Noah Beery, John Miljan, Edward Arnold, David Torrence, Eollo Lloyd and Yince Barnett. The director of this picture, Karl Freund, is hailed as one of America's most promising directors, with his present success oversliadowing his previous great work. "I Like It That Way," starring Gloria Stuart, Eoger Pryor and a fine cast including Marian Marsh, Shirley Grey, Onslow Stevens, Lucile Gleason, Mickey Eooney, Eddie Gxibbon, Mae Busch, Merna Kennedy is the second feature. It contains the catchiest music in years and you '11 thrill to these snappy songs — "I Like It that Way," and ' 'Let 'b Put Two and Two Together. ' '