COSY THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 114, 31 May 1937, Page 5

COSY THEATRE

"BIC BROADCAST OF 1937" A show of shows, with new songs, dances and sparkling comedyl "The Big Broadcast of 1937, 5 5 sereens at the Cosy Theatre to-night. See and hear tlie famous Leopold Stokowski and his Symphony Orchestra, Eleanore Whitney, the fastest gir* on feet and Louis DaPron in exciting tap dance routines, Larry . Adler, wizard of the mouth-organ, Le Roy Prinz5 beauti?s and euties in precision dancing, and the glamorous story of an unknown girl and her suddcn rise to stardom with this ti'g cast — Jack Bemy, Bu:is ahd Allen, Lob Burns, Marika R«v • Benny Goodman .and his orchefclra, Shirley Ross, Ray Milland, Fianli Forest and Benny Fields. In support is the super-short, "Sinbad the Sailor.55 It is the'longest animated cartoon ever made for the screen by Fleischer, Popeye5s animator. It is the first coloured Popeye as well, and -the first to be photographed in FleiBcher5s new 4 'cartoon depth photography,55 utilising- miniature sets instead of flat bac-kgrounds. The story, of oourse, is one built for Popeye; it tells of the meeting of the two greatest sailors in the world, and their ultimate earth-shaking battle. Settings were chosen to-give full play to the advantages of the fullcolour and third-dimension features.