COSY THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 46, 17 November 1937, Page 8

COSY THEATRE

"O'RILEY'S LUCK" AND "EASY TO TALK." An entirely different — and pleasingly different type of football picture screens at the Cosy Theatre to-night in Paramount's ."O'Riiey's Luek,":.( a breezy tale of - campus love featuring William Frawley, Eleanore Whitney, Tom Brown, Larry Crabbe, Benny Baker, Terry Eay and Priscilla Lawson. "O'Riley's Luck" Isn't a musical, there isn't a chnrus girl in it, there's no college dance or extravaganza, and nobody gets kieked off tlie team ,-just before the big game for being a playboy. What it is, however, is a cliarming story of young love packed: with all the • aetion and thrills of big-time collegiate football, with the annual football game at the famous west coast stadium forming most of its background. Marsha Hunt and Jo3m Howard appear as a romantic team for the first timo in their film careers in PaTamount's tuneful comedy-romance of. radio lif e, ' ' Easy to Talk," second feature at the Cosy. The picture introduces Howard as a! radio "uncle/' who nightly broadcasts talkes and adventure stories for the lciddies of tlie land.- He hates the job and inost of the kiddies — but grins and bears it for the forty dollars a weelc it brings. The story gets under way when Howard is named in the will of an eceentrie radio fan, as guardian of a wealthy •ten-year-old, Douglas Scott,