COSY THEATRE
"BENGAL TlGEft0 AND "MARRiACE OF CORBAL" "The Marriage of CJorbal," "screening at the Cosy to-ndght, is a spectacular adaption of the fast-moving ftafael Sahatini novel, "The Nuptials of Cofbal," a story of the other side of the Freneh Revolution, into' whicb has ' been interwoven all the living, vivid atmosphere that is so great a feature of Sabatini's nOvels, with Nils Asther as Citizen-Deputy Varennes, young, unscrupulous, but not undistinguished, who rescues a beautiful girl, Cleonie (played by Hazel Terry), almost from the very jaws of the guillotine's bungry blade, because her beauty has intrigued him. Heralded as on© of the most thrillmg icreen drpmas with a unique romance and colorful settings, "Bengal Tiger," a Warner Bros. production, opens at the Cosy Theatre to-morrow, with Barton MacLane, June Travis aud Warren Hnll in the principal roles, The story and screen play hy Roy Chanslor and Earl Felton centres about the lives of circus folk both at work before the public under the Big Top, and in their privat© dressing tents. It is th© inside story of this colourful olan in the. big tents, on their special train during the summer tour and in winter quarters.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 116, 2 June 1937, Page 10
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