COSY THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 10, 5 October 1937, Page 10

COSY THEATRE

"READY, WILLING AND ABLE." "Ready, Willing and Able," a comedy with music made by Warner Bros. from the Richard Macaulay story of the same name will be presented as the feature attraction of the Cosy Theatre to-night. Co-starred are the twinklingtocd Ruby Keeler, and the famous young eccentric dancer Lee Dixon. The songs are by Johnny Mercer and Richnrd W'hiting. Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea^ cne of the most successful and popular romantic teams in films, comes baek to the Cosy Theatre to-morrow when "Woman Chases Man," the'riotous Sainuel Goldwyn comedy, will be screened. "Woman Chases Man" marks the fifth production In which the stars hnve appeared togctlier. The earlier films were "The Itichest Girl in the World," "Barbary Coast," "Bplendour" and "These Three. " Cliarles Wiiminger, Lrik llhodes, Ella Logan, Loona Alariele aud Brodorick Crawford aro also i.it minently featured. This hilarious sioiy casts Miliam in a real comedy role as a girl architect who chased a \vea:thy young man (AlcCrea) to the emis oi" the earth — to make him sign a contract io finance a model village and

finally mauagcf to get his name on the dutted Ime — of both the contract and a marriage iicence. John Blystone directed "Woman Chases Man" from a sereen play by Joseph Anthony, Manuei Beff and l'avjd Hertz. The story is by Lynu Rool and Frank Fenton.