MUNICIPAL THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 32, 1 November 1937, Page 2

MUNICIPAL THEATRE

"BACK TO NATURE" AND "MELODY OF THE FLAINS" Merrily rolling along on a v&cation on wheels, thq h&ppy-scrappy Jones r&mily fill th^ wide open spaces with fud and Jularity in their latest— aud best — Twentieth Century-Fox hit, 'Baek to Nature," whlch screens at Ihe Mumcipal Theatre to-nighri Featunng Jed Prouty, Shirley Deano, Dixie Dunbar, Tony Martin, Syring Byingtbn, Iveuneth Howell, Goorge Ernost, June Carison, Floreuce Poherts and Billy Mahan, the picture is a hilarious narrative of ihe Jones ' vacation— which thoy take on the open road in an automobile trailer. . • , The film opeiis with Dad Jones boamihgjy announcing to his family thut he is going to Tranquil Lake wbile they ?peud their vacation at. a baekwuods rarm. At the com-ertcd roar of protest which greets this anuouuceiuent, Dad gives in weakly and agrees to buy a new automobile trailqr and take tk'e whole family to the convention. The second attraction pn tl;e present programme shovVing at the Municipal, is "Melody of the Plains.1' This is a mCiody-iaden, f'ast actiuu Wcstern drama, packed tight with reai entertainment. Fred Scott, ' ' 'The Singing Buckaroo," is the star, and this "iew screen personafity possesses not only the ability to ride and figiit in thi» litting Wcstern manner, but he also has a fihe baritone voice, and this is heard to outstandipg advautago iu " Melody of the Plains."