GRAND THEATRE

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 704, 2 December 1933, Page 3

GRAND THEATRE

TO-NIGHT. I Although' Geor.ge Sidney and Charlie Murray, co-starred in the hilarious comedy, "The Cohens and Kellys ' in Trouble,' 'still beiar the names of Nathan Cohen and Patrick Kelly, they appear this time in two entirely differcnt characters than ever before, I and in a new and fresh background. . I Sidney appears as a merchant wh'o has iaiways wanted to go to sea, mak- ! ing a ridiculous figure -in pea-jacket and striped sweater, while Murray : is a tug boat captain. i For the first time in the history | of Universal's famous series, Sidney • and Murray are presenied without '■ wives. Sidney is a bachelor and Murray is a widower, a grass widower at that. fBut Jobyna Howland, the .tall comedienne who has given her share of laughter to "The "Virtuous Sin," "Dixiana," "Stepping Sinners," and • "Topaz-e," plays the ex-wife of Kelly, anxious to collect alimony. Throughout the picture, Sidney a-ild Murray gallivant in their sea.going togs through a night club, the yacht, a restaurant which they wreck in passage, a rum boat, a couple of speed boats and a little seaside cottage, which also eanerges tattered and torn after Miss Howland makes an unexpected appearance.