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WESTERN AND COMEDY. • A winning battle against dronght and famine as the South west knows them, plus the sinister forces of crooked cattle buyers, forms the background of Paramount's "Trail Dust," the latest of the "Hopalong Cassidy" series of Westerns, which sereens at the Cosy Theatre to-night. It's a thrill-paeked, red-blooded, outdoor action picture, calculated to gratify the most rabid Western fan — until the next "Hopalong Cassidy" film comes along. "Along Came Love," the second fea- ■ ture is the story of a romantic shopgirl who meets her ideal and contrives to make him fall in love and propose to her despite the fact that he has other fihings on his mind. Irene Hervey and Charles Starrett play the lead roles With Doris Kenyon, H. B. Warner, Irene Franklyn, Bernadene Hayes and Ferdinand GottSchalk making up the rest of the east.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 96, 10 May 1937, Page 2
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