PRINCESS

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 162, 29 September 1927, Page 17

PRINCESS

‘CASEY. AT THE BAT” ‘Old Man Gloom.” nemesis of all that life worth while, is due for one w® most terrific jolts of his career J°”ni*kit, when Wallace Beery’s curPuramoimt comedy, “Casey at the Tg: tomes to the Princess Theatre. Jnreah from triumphs in “Behind the jrjPj' “We’re in the Navy Now” and Ironsides,” Beery is said to heap aursls tipon himself in this rol'■JPt laugh-a-mimite picture of the 2w? Good as the last throe Beery Jgswies were, well, just w r ait —that’s x fi ' a . “Ca.iey at the Bat,” directed! by 2”™ Ibice, the star portrays the ira“Casey,” America’s best-known Fvi*^ 08 * baseball character Sterling, featured in the supportthl plays the part of a scout from Hui ew ork Giants, while Sterling famed Broadway stege com- ’ iacts Becrj/’s crooked manJJJJ- The “incorporated” girl is Zazu Marion, jun.. has been asto write the titles on Adolphe next Paramount feature, ■jrvice to Ladies,’ which follows londe or Brunette.” it is Marion’s ..pond consecutive Menjou picture, the ner bavins been “Livening Clothes.”