COSY THEATRE

Wairarapa Times-Age, 30 November 1940, Page 2

COSY THEATRE

“SANDY IS A LADY.” In a drumfire of explosive laughs, Universal Studios launches Baby Sandy into stardom in “Sandy is a Lady,” which will be shown tonight at the Cosy Theatre. Designed for laughing purposes, “Sandy is a Lady” fulfills its mission thoroughly and vehemently, for the story is pure comedy and farce from the opening scene. It could hardly be anything else, for the major part of the cast embraces the best comedians in Hollywood. The principal action of the picture, aside from Baby Sandy, centres around Mischa Auer, Eugene Pallette, Billy Gilbert, Edgar Kennedy and Fritz Feld. Exciting and crammed with action, “Smashing the Money Ring,” the third in the Warner Bros, series depicting the adventures of the U.S. Secret Service, is the associate feature. Bringing Ronald Reagan back as the handsome and clever operative, “Smashing the Money Ring” also introduces a new screen discovery, pretty and talented Margot Stevenson. Bristling with excitement and comedy, the plot, besides being a story of hazardous adventure, presents the opportunity to learn the methods of an American Government department which wages an unceasing war against counterfeiters.