COSY THEATRE

Wairarapa Times-Age, 5 December 1940, Page 2

COSY THEATRE

“FLORIAN.” Tonight marks the final screening of this exquisite romance of the Austrian Court and its magnificent Imperial horse-breeding establishment. Probably no picture has ever 1 pleased all Masterton to the same extent as, this superb production. “GIT ALONG LITTLE DOGIES.” Pulse-stirring and charming, “Git Along Little Dogies,” Gene Autry’s latest action-filled musical western, is a delightfully exciting attraction. The film opens tomorrow at the Cosy Theatre. Seething with thrills, and abundant with excellent songs, “Git Along Little Dogies” is swell entertainment, and is a noteworthy addition to Republic Studio’s Gene Autry releases. The story deals with intrigue and action laid against the digging of an oil well in cattle country. Autry’s valiant attempts to protect the ranchers, his humorous and exceedingly pleasant, romantic difficulties with lovely Judith Allen, splendid comedy by Smiley Burnette, Willie Fung, top-notch Chinese comedian, and the well-known radio songsters, the Maple City Four, combine to result in entertainment well worth anyone’s time and money. The musical interludes are swell. Gene Autry is excellent as a singing cowboy, and renditions by Smiley Burnette and the Maple City Four are equally pleasing. The Dead Ends Kids and Little Tough Guys are teamed in featured roles in Universal’s “You’re Not So Tough,” the associate feature. “DeadEnders” in the cast are Billy Halop, Huntz Hall. Gabriel Dell, Bernard Punsly and Bobby Jordan. The “Little Tough Guys” are Harris Berger, Hally Chester and David Gorcey. All are seen as itinerant crop-followers working on California fruit and vegetable ranches. Nan Grey has the featui cd feminine lead with the group of hardboiled youngsters. She is seen as a “Dust-bowler.”