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drama and gomedy. Charlie Ruggles appears a3 a sleep.valking husband, suspected of being a s'omnambulistic "Tiger Hau" in his latest uproarious fiarce with Mary Boland in Paramount's "Early to Bed," screening at the Cosy Theatre to-day. The atory, unique in both plot and treatment, introduces the screen 's funniest pair as an engaged couple who have deferred ' their marriage for twenty years while Mairy dreams of Niagara Falls and Charlie, twexity-six years a clerk in a glass-eye firm, dreams of future success. Paramount's "Toll of the Road" drives home a message to all car owners, one of cautiousness and safety while. driving in cities. This message is put in very enteitaining and realistic form. Franees Drake, a young, speedmad girl, of the modern generation, who has lauglied off nuoierous trailic citations and h^.s aTways believed it "eouldn't happen to her," is riding with her brother; when the cat crashes and kills a little boy. Because o£ her brother 's drunken condition, she takes Ihe wheel and consequehtly is eouvicted of manslaughter and * sentenced to the penitentiary in a trial in which her sweetheart appears against her.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 62, 31 March 1937, Page 14
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188COSY THEATRE Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 62, 31 March 1937, Page 14
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