COSY THEATRE
DRAMA AND COMEDY. Charlie Ruggles appears as a sleep.valking husband, suspected of being a somnambulistic "Tiger Man" in his latest uproarious farce with Mary Boland in Paramount's ' ' Early to Bed," screening at the Cosy Theatre to-day. The story, unique in both plot and treatment, introduees the screen's funniest pair as an engaged couple who have deferred their marriage for cwenty years while Mary dreams of Niagara 'Falls and Charlie, twenty-six years a c'lerk in a glass-eye fircn, dreams of future success. Paramount's "Toll of the Road" drives home a message to all car owners, one of eautiouSness and safety while firiving in cities. This message is put in very entertaining and realistic form. Frances Drake, a yomig, speedmad girl, of the modern . generation, who has laughed off numerous trafiic citations and- haa always believed it "couldn't happen to her," is riding with her brother, when the car crashes and kills a- little boy. Because of her brother 's drunken condition, sht takes the wheel and consequently is convicted 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 63, 1 April 1937, Page 15
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