STATE THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 204, 14 September 1937, Page 13

STATE THEATRE

"TAKE MY TIP" TO-NIGIIT, In "Take My Tip,'' which screens ai the State Theatre to-night, we have Jack Huibert and Cicily Courtneidge, the screen's craziest comedy star, teamed again in a riot of nutty sifcuations, witty dialogue, tuneful numbers- and smart settings. Singingj dancing and romancing their way more securely into the licarte of mililons of theatre-goers, the world's dancing favourites, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, aro co-starred once more in their gayest and most spectacular screen hit, "Slial We Dance," screening to-morrow at the State Theatre. The starSj who hold undisputcd rank as the most popular team on the screen, are said to break completely away from the type of characterisations they have given in the past and to oft'er a brand new kind of musical film. No Jonger portraying struggling aspirants for fame, both appear as "tops", in their respective fields, Astaire as a famous ballet dancer} Miss Rogers as an equally famous revue artiste. Brought together under unusual circumstances, they find the world insists on believing them married, which in turn compels them actually to get married in order to gain their freedom. On this unique tlieme the tuneful and colourful story is played against glittering backgrounds of Paris and New York and aboard a giant ocean liner.