COSY THEATRE
"MIND YOUE OWN BUSINESS" & "MUEDEE GOES TO COLLEGE" i "Mind Your Own Business" aud "Murder Goes to College" screen finally to-night at the Cosy Theatre. With three famous stars heading it3 cast — Bette Davis, Edward G. Eobinson and Humphrey Bogart — a drama called "Kid Galahad" will screen to-morrow at the Gosy Theatre. Made from the best-selling novel by Francis Wallace, ace sports fictionist, this Warner Bros. ' thriller deals nov •only Tvith the elements of the boxiug ring with which everyone is familiar but with the behind-scenes manoeuvring of flghters and managers. Eddie Eobinson (staunchly baeked by his girl friend, "Fluff" played by Miss Davis) has one contender for the champion'ship. Bogart has another. There 's an 11-round fight for the championship (said to be the most fiery ever thrown upon a screen), a duel to the death between the two managers after the flght, some vast scenes of Madison Square Garden and yet, withal a tender romance between Eddie 's fighter aud Eddie 's sister. It's a splendidly human story, to bo enjoyed by everyone. Fight fans wiil .be especially pleased to see- some real contenders in the ring — fellows like Bob Nestell, who is near the top now; Hank Hankinson, Jack Kranz and soveral others. Of course you expect— and get — great performance|* from Miss Davis, Eobinson and Bogart, as well as a new boy Wayne Morris.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 54, 26 November 1937, Page 18
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