COSY THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 147, 9 July 1937, Page 12

COSY THEATRE

DOUBLE-PEATtmE BILL The story of the Texas plainsmeii blazing a cattle trail across the old southwest is the adVenturous theme of Columbia's "Dodgo City Trail/' the new screen attraction coming to the Cosy Theatre to-morrow. Charles Sterrett, ace of western stars, is in the leading role, while a new "he-man" singing cowboyj Donald Graysoni and attractive Marion Weldon are the fea- . tured players. Starrett fenacts the role of a Mhch foreman taking a herd df cattle to the railroad centre of Dodge 'City. While on the trail, Starrett and his buddy, Donald Graysonj have occasion to rescue Mhrian Weldon, kiddapped during a stage coach holdup by the bandit gang of A1 Bridgcs. The girl, haviilg reiurned frdm scliool iit Etigland, is on a surpiise visit to Ihe ralieh 01 hfer .Xallici'. liuui her descriptiod, Starrelt

gathers that her father is in reality a member of Bridge's gang. RiChard Dix 'and Chester Morris, two of the bravest — at the bottom of the sea or in a woman's armsl They're ready to fight with anyono— except each other i That is, until de-iovely j Dolores Del Rio starts a navy scrap that ends fifty fathoms below the seal These r'omantie adventtlre escapadefe climaxed by the year's most spectacular scenes of a submarine disaster, will be seen in Columbia's "Devil's Playground," showing to;morrow at the Cosy Theatre. "Heart of the West" and "Tintothy's Quest" screen finally to-night.