MUNICIPAL THEATRE
COMEDY AND MYSTERY An entertaining blend of drama and comedy on the subjeets of office life and love, Paramount's "One Hour Late," comes to-night to the Municipal Theatre, with Joe Morrison, Heleh Twelvetrees and Conrad Nagel in the leading featured roles. The picture, which has its exeiting climax in a stailed offioe elevator, tells the love story of two ordinary people, played by Morrison and Miss Twelvetrees, Arthur Byron heads the cust of uThe Btrange Conspii'aoy," the second feattire whieh is an expose of ihe machinatidns of the crooked 'politicians and profiteers who attempt to thrust a nation into a new world eonflict. How their Well-laid plans are defeated, although tbe ruler of the country is kidnapped, fnmishes the materia] for an exeiting film . Byrqn's name hoads a cast of twentytwo film favOuiites ineliiding JiVxiet Heecher, Paul Keily, Peggy OonkMnj spharley Orapewin, Hebert MeWado, Edward Araold, Osgood Perkins, ward Ellis, Afldy Devine and trehS Eranklin.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 127, 15 June 1937, Page 13
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