MUNICIPAL THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 116, 2 June 1937, Page 10

MUNICIPAL THEATRE

DOUBLE PEATUBE BILL. Proving once again that you "can't get away with it/' Paramount 5s ' ' Crime Without Passion," the Ben Heeht-Charlea MacArthur picture, featuring Claude Eains, Margo and Whitney Bourne, screening at the Municipal Theatre to-nigkt, again explodes the fallacy of the perfect crime and points out tkat even tke cleverest criminal must slip up in kis plans somewkere and tkus land in tke clutches of tke law. Written and directed by Heekt and MacArthur, "Crime Without Passion" is tke story of tke cleverest criminal Iawyer in New York wko forgets kis role as defender of criminals to beeome a murderer kimself, aud wko bungles kis crime. Gary Cooper sings, not oue, but six songs in kis latest starring Paramount picture, "One Sunday Afternoon," tke second feature at the Municipal, and ho bids fair for the crooning throne. As Biff Grimes, small town dentist of the early 1900 's, Gary sings all the quaint airs so popular at the time, while separating his patients from their teeth. Eere is his repertoire: "Wait Until the Sun Shines, Nellie," "Won't You Come Home, Bill Bailey," "Goodbye, Little Girl, Goodbye," "In the Good Old Summer Time," "The Last Eose of Summer," and "Ach du Lieber Augustine."